List of toAbsoluteURI() Examples

Examples of toAbsoluteURI()

org.apache.tapestry.Link.toAbsoluteURI()
Converts the link to an absolute URI, a complete path, starting with a leading slash. This is necessary in many cases for client-side JavaScript that must send a request to application via XMLHttpRequest. @return the complete URI (not abbreviated relative to the current request path)
org.apache.tapestry5.Link.toAbsoluteURI()
Returns the absolute URL, which includes the scheme, hostname and possibly port (as per {@link BaseURLSource#getBaseURL(boolean)}). By default, the scheme is chosen to match the current {@linkplain Request#isSecure() requests security}.
Note: the semantics of this method changed between Tapestry 5.1 and 5.2. Most code should use toString() or {@link #toURI()} (which are equivalent) instead. @return the complete, qualified URL, including query parameters.
org.zkoss.zk.ui.Execution.toAbsoluteURI()
Converts the specified URI to an absolute URI, if uri is related and the current execution is not included ( {@link #isIncluded}).
Note: an asynchrous update is processed by the update servlet. It is different from the servlet for rendering the ZUML page. In other words, a relative URI won't be interpreted correctly, so you have to invoke this method to convert them if necessary.
In addtions, RequestDispatcher.include doesn't handle related URI well. @param skipInclude whether not to convert to an absolute URI ifthe current page is included by another page. If you are not sure, you might specify false.

Examples of org.zkoss.zk.ui.Execution.toAbsoluteURI()

    }
  }
  private void include(Writer out) throws IOException {
    final Desktop desktop = getDesktop();
    final Execution exec = getExecution();
    final String src = exec.toAbsoluteURI(_src, false);
    final Map old = setupDynams(exec);
    ComponentRedraws.beforeRedraw(true); //starting a new page
    try {
      exec.include(out, src, null, 0);
    } catch (Throwable err) {

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