Examples of org.springframework.web.servlet.handler.AbstractHandlerMapping

Package org.springframework.web.servlet.handler

Examples of org.springframework.web.servlet.handler.AbstractHandlerMapping

org.springframework.web.servlet.handler.AbstractHandlerMapping
Abstract base class for {@link org.springframework.web.servlet.HandlerMapping}implementations. Supports ordering, a default handler, and handler interceptors.
Note: This base class does not support exposure of the {@link #PATH_WITHIN_HANDLER_MAPPING_ATTRIBUTE}. Support for this attribute is up to concrete subclasses, typically based on request URL mappings. @author Juergen Hoeller @since 07.04.2003 @see #getHandlerInternal @see #setDefaultHandler @see #setInterceptors @see org.springframework.web.servlet.HandlerInterceptor

     * @return
     */
    @Bean
    public HandlerMapping defaultServletHandlerMapping(ServletContext servletContext) {
        LocalConfigurer configurer = new LocalConfigurer(servletContext);
        AbstractHandlerMapping handlerMapping = configurer.getHandlerMapping();
        handlerMapping = handlerMapping != null ? handlerMapping : new AbstractHandlerMapping(){
            @Override
            protected Object getHandlerInternal(HttpServletRequest request) throws Exception { return null; }
        };
        return handlerMapping;
    }

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  @Bean
  public HandlerMapping viewControllerHandlerMapping() {
    ViewControllerRegistry registry = new ViewControllerRegistry();
    addViewControllers(registry);
    
    AbstractHandlerMapping handlerMapping = registry.getHandlerMapping();
    handlerMapping = handlerMapping != null ? handlerMapping : new EmptyHandlerMapping();
    handlerMapping.setInterceptors(getInterceptors());
    return handlerMapping;
  }

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   */
  @Bean
  public HandlerMapping resourceHandlerMapping() {
    ResourceHandlerRegistry registry = new ResourceHandlerRegistry(applicationContext, servletContext);
    addResourceHandlers(registry);
    AbstractHandlerMapping handlerMapping = registry.getHandlerMapping();
    handlerMapping = handlerMapping != null ? handlerMapping : new EmptyHandlerMapping();
    return handlerMapping;
  }

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   */
  @Bean
  public HandlerMapping defaultServletHandlerMapping() {
    DefaultServletHandlerConfigurer configurer = new DefaultServletHandlerConfigurer(servletContext);
    configureDefaultServletHandling(configurer);
    AbstractHandlerMapping handlerMapping = configurer.getHandlerMapping();
    handlerMapping = handlerMapping != null ? handlerMapping : new EmptyHandlerMapping();
    return handlerMapping;
  }

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  @Bean
  public HandlerMapping viewControllerHandlerMapping() {
    ViewControllerRegistry registry = new ViewControllerRegistry();
    addViewControllers(registry);


    AbstractHandlerMapping handlerMapping = registry.getHandlerMapping();
    handlerMapping = handlerMapping != null ? handlerMapping : new EmptyHandlerMapping();
    handlerMapping.setInterceptors(getInterceptors());
    return handlerMapping;
  }

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  @Bean
  public HandlerMapping resourceHandlerMapping() {
    ResourceHandlerRegistry registry = new ResourceHandlerRegistry(applicationContext, servletContext);
    addResourceHandlers(registry);
    AbstractHandlerMapping handlerMapping = registry.getHandlerMapping();
    handlerMapping = handlerMapping != null ? handlerMapping : new EmptyHandlerMapping();
    return handlerMapping;
  }

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   */
  @Bean
  public HandlerMapping defaultServletHandlerMapping() {
    DefaultServletHandlerConfigurer configurer = new DefaultServletHandlerConfigurer(servletContext);
    configureDefaultServletHandling(configurer);
    AbstractHandlerMapping handlerMapping = configurer.getHandlerMapping();
    handlerMapping = handlerMapping != null ? handlerMapping : new EmptyHandlerMapping();
    return handlerMapping;
  }

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  @Bean
  public HandlerMapping viewControllerHandlerMapping() {
    ViewControllerRegistry registry = new ViewControllerRegistry();
    addViewControllers(registry);


    AbstractHandlerMapping handlerMapping = registry.getHandlerMapping();
    handlerMapping = (handlerMapping != null ? handlerMapping : new EmptyHandlerMapping());
    handlerMapping.setPathMatcher(mvcPathMatcher());
    handlerMapping.setUrlPathHelper(mvcUrlPathHelper());
    handlerMapping.setInterceptors(getInterceptors());
    return handlerMapping;
  }

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  @Bean
  public HandlerMapping resourceHandlerMapping() {
    ResourceHandlerRegistry registry = new ResourceHandlerRegistry(this.applicationContext, this.servletContext);
    addResourceHandlers(registry);


    AbstractHandlerMapping handlerMapping = registry.getHandlerMapping();
    if (handlerMapping != null) {
      handlerMapping.setPathMatcher(mvcPathMatcher());
      handlerMapping.setUrlPathHelper(mvcUrlPathHelper());
      handlerMapping.setInterceptors(new HandlerInterceptor[] {
          new ResourceUrlProviderExposingInterceptor(mvcResourceUrlProvider())});
    }
    else {
      handlerMapping = new EmptyHandlerMapping();
    }

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   */
  @Bean
  public HandlerMapping defaultServletHandlerMapping() {
    DefaultServletHandlerConfigurer configurer = new DefaultServletHandlerConfigurer(servletContext);
    configureDefaultServletHandling(configurer);
    AbstractHandlerMapping handlerMapping = configurer.getHandlerMapping();
    handlerMapping = handlerMapping != null ? handlerMapping : new EmptyHandlerMapping();
    return handlerMapping;
  }

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