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package org.thymeleaf.spring4.expression;

import java.util.Map;

import org.thymeleaf.context.ITemplateContext;
import org.thymeleaf.spring4.requestdata.RequestDataValueProcessorUtils;

/**
 * 

* Expression object that offers the functionality of Spring MVC's {@code RequestDataValueProcessor} for * performing last-moment modifications to request data values such as URLs or form contents in order to * enable mechanism such as CSRF protection. *

*

* Methods in this class correspond to the methods in Spring MVC's * {@code org.springframework.web.servlet.support.RequestDataValueProcessor}. *

*

* Using this expression object is not needed in most scenarios, as its functionality will be automatically * applied by {@code th:href}, {@code th:src}, {@code th:action}, {@code th:value}, {@code th:method} * and {@code th:field}. But sometimes there is a need to manually apply these behaviours when e.g. creating * and using URLs outside attributes such as {@code th:href} or {@code th:src}. *

*

* An example of such scenario would be using an URL as a parameter in a message expression: *

* * msg.knowmore=Click <a href="{0}">here</a> if you want to know more. * *

* And then in template code: *

* * <p th:with="morelink=@{/detail/more}" * th:utext="#{msg.knowmore(${#requestdatavalues.url(morelink)})}"> * * * @author Daniel Fernández * * @since 3.0.0 * */ public class RequestDataValues { private ITemplateContext context; public RequestDataValues(final ITemplateContext context) { super(); this.context = context; } public String action(final String action, final String httpMethod) { return RequestDataValueProcessorUtils.processAction(this.context, action, httpMethod); } public String url(final String url) { return RequestDataValueProcessorUtils.processUrl(this.context, url); } public String formFieldValue(final String name, final String value, final String type) { return RequestDataValueProcessorUtils.processFormFieldValue(this.context, name, value, type); } public Map extraHiddenFields() { return RequestDataValueProcessorUtils.getExtraHiddenFields(this.context); } }




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