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package org.thymeleaf.spring4.view;

import org.springframework.js.ajax.AjaxHandler;
import org.springframework.web.servlet.View;


/**
 * 

* Interface defining getter and setter methods for an * ajaxHandler property in Views, so that they can * be used in Spring AJAX environments. *

* * @author Daniel Fernández * * @since 2.0.12 * */ public interface AjaxEnabledView extends View { /** *

* Return the AJAX handler (from Spring Javascript) used * to determine whether a request is an AJAX request or not. *

*

* Views implementing this interface should be used with an instance of * {@link AjaxThymeleafViewResolver} or any of its subclasses, * so that {@link #setAjaxHandler(AjaxHandler)} can be called by * the resolver when resolving the view, setting the default * AJAX handler being used. *

* * @return the AJAX handler. */ public AjaxHandler getAjaxHandler(); /** *

* Sets the AJAX handler (from Spring Javascript) used * to determine whether a request is an AJAX request or not. *

*

* Views implementing this interface should be used with an instance of * {@link AjaxThymeleafViewResolver} or any of its subclasses, * so that this method can be called by * the resolver when resolving the view, setting the default * AJAX handler being used. *

* * @param ajaxHandler the AJAX handler. */ public void setAjaxHandler(final AjaxHandler ajaxHandler); }




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