com.bradmcevoy.http

Class StaticResourceFactory

java.lang.Object

com.bradmcevoy.http.StaticResourceFactory

All Implemented Interfaces:

Initable, ResourceFactory

public class StaticResourceFactory
extends Object
implements ResourceFactory, Initable

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
StaticResourceFactory()

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	destroy(HttpManager manager)
Resource	getResource(String host, String url) Locate an instance of a resource at the given url and on the given host The host argument can be used for applications which implement virtual domain hosting.
String	getSupportedLevels() Hack Alert!
void	init(ApplicationConfig config, HttpManager manager)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

StaticResourceFactory

public StaticResourceFactory()

Method Detail

init

public void init(ApplicationConfig config,
        HttpManager manager)

Specified by:

init in interface Initable

getResource

public Resource getResource(String host,
                   String url)

Description copied from interface: ResourceFactory

Locate an instance of a resource at the given url and on the given host The host argument can be used for applications which implement virtual domain hosting. But portable applications (ie those which do not depend on the host name) should ignore the host argument. Note that the host will include the port number if it was specified in the request The path argument is just the part of the request url with protocol, host, port number, and request parameters removed Eg for a request http://milton.ettrema.com:80/downloads/index.html?ABC=123 the corresponding arguments will be: host: milton.ettrema.com:80 path: /downloads/index.html Note that your implementation should not be sensitive to trailing slashes Eg these paths should return the same resource /apath and /apath/

Specified by:

getResource in interface ResourceFactory

Returns:

destroy

public void destroy(HttpManager manager)

Specified by:

destroy in interface Initable

getSupportedLevels

public String getSupportedLevels()

Description copied from interface: ResourceFactory

Hack Alert! This method will likely be deprecated in a future release This method is used to populate the Supported-Levels header which indicates what level of webdav compliance the server has. Note that this header is actually redundant because each resource specifies which methods is supports with the OPTIONS method. This method exists because Milton does not yet support locking and versioning so should always return "1", but it has been found that Mac OS requires locking to work properly, so we return "1,2". In theory returning a level indicating higher support then is actually available should cause problems but this has not been observed. The method will probably be removed once Milton supports versioning, or it will be kept in a more type safe form if it turns out that we need distinguish between locking and versioning capable implementations.

Specified by:

getSupportedLevels in interface ResourceFactory

Returns:

- a string identifying the supported levels. Should be "1" or "1,2"