Class PathConstructorImpl
java.lang.Object
org.apache.tapestry5.internal.services.PathConstructorImpl
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PathConstructor
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionconstructClientPath(String... terms) Constructs a client path, the path portion of an absolute URL.constructDispatchPath(String... terms) Constructs the dispatch path, which is like the client path, but omits the context path; this aligns the result with the value returned fromRequest.getPath(), and is used in code, typicallyDispatcherimplementations, that are attempting to route based on the incoming request path.
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Constructor Details
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PathConstructorImpl
public PathConstructorImpl(@Symbol("tapestry.context-path") String contextPath, @Symbol("tapestry.application-folder") String applicationFolder)
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Method Details
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constructClientPath
Description copied from interface:PathConstructorConstructs a client path, the path portion of an absolute URL. The result consists of the the context path (if any), the application folder (if any), then the series of terms.- Specified by:
constructClientPathin interfacePathConstructor- Parameters:
terms- additional terms (folder names, or a file name) following the context path and application folder.- Returns:
- the full path, starting with a leading slash, and including the context path, application folder, and the terms, all seperated with slashes
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constructDispatchPath
Description copied from interface:PathConstructorConstructs the dispatch path, which is like the client path, but omits the context path; this aligns the result with the value returned fromRequest.getPath(), and is used in code, typicallyDispatcherimplementations, that are attempting to route based on the incoming request path.- Specified by:
constructDispatchPathin interfacePathConstructor- Parameters:
terms- additional terms (folder names, or a file name) following the context path and application folder.- Returns:
- path string starting with a leading slash, and including the application folder (if any) and the individual terms, seperated by slashes
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