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package javax.mvc;

import javax.mvc.security.Csrf;
import javax.mvc.security.Encoders;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Configuration;
import javax.ws.rs.core.UriBuilder;
import java.net.URI;
import java.util.Locale;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * 

This class provides contextual information such as context and application * paths as well as access to the JAX-RS application configuration object. * In addition, it provides access to the security-related beans {@link * javax.mvc.security.Csrf} and {@link javax.mvc.security.Encoders}.

* *

Implementations of this class are injectable, must be * {@link javax.enterprise.context.RequestScoped} and accessible from EL using * the name {@code mvc}. For example, the CSRF token name and value can be * accessed in EL using the expressions {@code mvc.csrf.name} and {@code * mvc.csrf.token}, respectively.

* * @author Santiago Pericas-Geertsen * @see javax.ws.rs.core.Configuration * @since 1.0 */ public interface MvcContext { /** * Get the JAX-RS application configuration object. All application-defined properties * are accessible via this object. * * @return the configuration object. */ Configuration getConfig(); /** *

Get the application's base path which is defined as the concatenation of context * and application paths. It follows that the value returned by this method always * starts with a slash but never ends with one.

* * @return the application's base path. */ String getBasePath(); /** * Get the CSRF object. * * @return the CSRF object. */ Csrf getCsrf(); /** * Get the built-in encoders. * * @return instance of encoders. */ Encoders getEncoders(); /** * Returns the locale of the current request. * * @return The request locale */ Locale getLocale(); /** *

Creates an URI to be matched by a controller method. This is aimed primarily * for use in view rendering technologies to avoid duplicating the values of the * {@link javax.ws.rs.Path} annotations.

* *

The controller method can either be identified by the simple name of the controller class * and the method name separated by '#' (MyController#myMethod) or by the value * of the {@link UriRef} annotation.

* *

The created URI includes context- and application path.

* *

This method assumes that there is no parameter in the URI-template.

* *

For example in JSP:

*
${mvc.uri('MyController#myMethod')}
* * @param identifier for the controller method. * @return the constructed URI including context- and application path. */ URI uri(String identifier); /** *

Creates an URI to be matched by a controller method. This is aimed primarily * for use in view rendering technologies to avoid duplicating the values of the * {@link javax.ws.rs.Path} annotations.

* *

The controller method can either be identified by the simple name of the controller class * and the method name separated by '#' (MyController#myMethod) or by the value * of the {@link UriRef} annotation.

* *

The created URI includes context- and application path.

* *

Any {@link javax.ws.rs.PathParam}, {@link javax.ws.rs.QueryParam} * and {@link javax.ws.rs.MatrixParam} which could apply for given target * method will be replaced if a matching key is found in the supplied Map. * Please note that the map must contain values for all path parameters * as they are required for building the URI. All other parameters are optional.

* *

For example in JSP:

*
${mvc.uri('MyController#myMethod', {'foo': 'bar', 'id': 42})}
* * @param identifier for the controller method. * @param params a map of path-, query- and matrix parameters. * @return the constructed URI including context- and application path. * @throws IllegalArgumentException if there are any URI template parameters without a supplied value, or if a value is {@code null}. */ URI uri(String identifier, Map params); /** *

Returns a {@link UriBuilder} for building URIs to be matched * by a controller method. This is aimed primarily for use in Java classes.

* *

The controller method can either be identified by the simple name of the controller class * and the method name separated by '#' (MyController#myMethod) or by the value * of the {@link UriRef} annotation.

* * @param identifier for the controller method. * @return a reference to a {@link UriBuilder}. */ UriBuilder uriBuilder(String identifier); }




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