Examples of org.restlet.resource.Finder

org.restlet.resource.Finder
Restlet that can find the target server resource that will effectively handle incoming calls. By default, based on a given {@link ServerResource} subclassavailable via the {@link #getTargetClass()} method, it automaticallyinstantiates for each incoming call the target resource class using its default constructor and invoking the {@link ServerResource#init(Context,Request,Response)} method.

Once the target has been created, the call is automatically dispatched to the {@link ServerResource#handle()} method.

Once the call is handled, the {@link ServerResource#release()} method isinvoked to permit clean-up actions.

Concurrency note: instances of this class or its subclasses can be invoked by several threads at the same time and therefore must be thread-safe. You should be especially careful when storing state in member variables. @author Jerome Louvel

  public QueryTypeRouter(Context context) {
    this(context, (Restlet)null);
  }


  public QueryTypeRouter(Context context, Class<? extends ServerResource> nonQueryHandler) {
    this(context, new Finder(context, nonQueryHandler));
  }

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  }


  public QueryTypeRouter(Context context, Restlet nonQueryHandler) {
    super(context);
    this.nonQueryHandler = nonQueryHandler;
    tupleQueryHandler = new Finder(context, TupleQueryResource.class);
    graphQueryHandler = new Finder(context, GraphQueryResource.class);
    booleanQueryHandler = new Finder(context, BooleanQueryResource.class);
  }

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public class QueryParser extends Filter {


  private final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(this.getClass());


  public QueryParser(Context context, Class<? extends ServerResource> next) {
    this(context, new Finder(context, next));
  }

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    router.attach("", new QueryParser(c, QueryListResource.class));
    return router;
  }


  protected Restlet createSessionPath(Context c) {
    Restlet result = new Finder(c, SessionResource.class);


    String casServerURL = System.getProperty("org.openrdf.auth.cas.server");
    if (casServerURL != null) {
      result = new CasAuthFilter(casServerURL, c, result);
    }

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public class ExampleResourceProvider extends ResourceProvider
{
  @Override
  protected Finder createFinder(Context context)
  {
    return new Finder(context, ExampleResource.class);
  }

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  }


  @Override
  protected Finder createFinder(Context context)
  {
    return new Finder(context, TestResource.class);
  }

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  }


  @Override
  protected Finder createFinder(Context context)
  {
    return new Finder(context, TestResource.class);
  }

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  }


  @Override
  protected Finder createFinder(Context context)
  {
    return new Finder(context, TestResource.class);
  }

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public class HelloResourceProvider extends ResourceProvider
{
  @Override
  protected Finder createFinder(Context context)
  {
    return new Finder(context, HelloResource.class);
  }

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    private ClientResource clientResource;


    protected void setUp() throws Exception {
        super.setUp();
        Finder finder = new Finder();
        finder.setTargetClass(MyResource8.class);


        this.clientResource = new ClientResource("http://local");
        this.clientResource.setNext(finder);
    }

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