Examples of org.apache.sling.api.resource.ResourceResolver.map()

org.apache.sling.api.resource.ResourceResolver.map()

Returns a path mapped from the (resource) path applying the reverse mapping used by the {@link #resolve(String)} such that when the path isgiven to the {@link #resolve(String)} method the same resource isreturned.

Note, that technically the resourcePath need not refer to an existing resource. This method just applies the mappings and returns the resulting string. If the resourcePath does not address an existing resource roundtripping may of course not work and calling {@link #resolve(String)} with the path returned may returnnull.

This method is intended as the reverse operation of the {@link #resolve(String)} method. @param resourcePath The path for which to return a mapped path. @return The mapped path. @throws IllegalStateException if this resource resolver has already been{@link #close() closed}.

        final ResourceResolver resourceResolver = request.getResourceResolver();
        final Resource resource = request.getResource();
        if (resource.getName().equals(JcrConstants.JCR_CONTENT)) {


            // on a jcr content node, return the parent node
            path = resourceResolver.map(request, resource.getParent().getPath());


        } else {


            // on a non-jcr content node, just return the resource's path
            path = resourceResolver.map(request, resource.getPath());

            path = resourceResolver.map(request, resource.getParent().getPath());


        } else {


            // on a non-jcr content node, just return the resource's path
            path = resourceResolver.map(request, resource.getPath());


        }


        return path;

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