public interface CommandResolver
Resolves special pages, JSPs and Commands on behalf of a Engine. CommandResolver will automatically resolve page names with singular/plural variants. It can also detect the correct Command based on parameters supplied in an HTTP request, or due to the JSP being accessed.
CommandResolver's static findCommand(String) method is the simplest method; it looks up and returns the Command matching
a supplied wiki context. For example, looking up the request context view returns PageCommand.VIEW. Use this method
to obtain static Command instances that aren't targeted at a particular page or group.
For more complex lookups in which the caller supplies an HTTP request, findCommand(HttpServletRequest, String) will
look up and return the correct Command. The String parameter defaultContext supplies the request context to use
if it cannot be detected. However, note that the default wiki context may be overridden if the request was for a "special page."
For example, suppose the Engine's properties specify a special page called UserPrefs that redirects to
UserPreferences.jsp. The ordinary lookup method findCommand(String) using a supplied context view
would return PageCommand.VIEW. But the findCommand(HttpServletRequest, String) method, when passed the same context
(view) and an HTTP request containing the page parameter value UserPrefs, will instead return
WikiCommand.PREFS.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
PROP_SPECIALPAGE
Prefix in jspwiki.properties signifying special page keys.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
extractPageFromParameter(java.lang.String requestContext,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request)
Determines the correct wiki page based on a supplied request context and HTTP request.
|
Command |
findCommand(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request,
java.lang.String defaultContext)
Attempts to locate a Command for a supplied wiki context and HTTP request, incorporating the correct WikiPage into the command
if required.
|
static Command |
findCommand(java.lang.String context)
Attempts to locate a wiki command for a supplied request context.
|
java.lang.String |
getFinalPageName(java.lang.String page)
Returns the correct page name, or
null, if no such page can be found. |
java.lang.String |
getSpecialPageReference(java.lang.String page)
If the page is a special page, this method returns a direct URL to that page; otherwise, it returns
null. |
Page |
resolvePage(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request,
java.lang.String page)
Looks up and returns the correct, versioned WikiPage based on a supplied page name and optional
version parameter
passed in an HTTP request. |
static final java.lang.String PROP_SPECIALPAGE
static Command findCommand(java.lang.String context)
AllCommands.get() and return the one whose requestContext matches the
supplied context. If the supplied context does not resolve to a known Command, this method throws an IllegalArgumentException.context - the request contextCommand findCommand(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request, java.lang.String defaultContext)
Attempts to locate a Command for a supplied wiki context and HTTP request, incorporating the correct WikiPage into the command
if required. This method will first determine what page the user requested by delegating to extractPageFromParameter(String, HttpServletRequest).
If this page equates to a special page, we return the Command corresponding to that page. Otherwise, this method simply returns the
Command for the supplied request context.
The reason this method attempts to resolve against special pages is because some of them resolve to contexts that may be different from the one supplied. For example, a VIEW request context for the special page "UserPreferences" should return a PREFS context instead.
When the caller supplies a request context and HTTP request that specifies an actual wiki page (rather than a special page),
this method will return a "targeted" Command that includes the resolved WikiPage as the target. (See resolvePage(HttpServletRequest, String)
for the resolution algorithm). Specifically, the Command will return a non-null value for
its AbstractCommand.getTarget() method.
Note: if this method determines that the Command is the VIEW PageCommand, then the Command returned will always be targeted to the front page.
request - the HTTP request; if null, delegates to findCommand(String)defaultContext - the request context to use by defaultjava.lang.String getFinalPageName(java.lang.String page) throws ProviderException
Returns the correct page name, or null, if no such page can be found. Aliases are considered.
In some cases, page names can refer to other pages. For example, when you have matchEnglishPlurals set, then a page name "Foobars" will be transformed into "Foobar", should a page "Foobars" not exist, but the page "Foobar" would. This method gives you the correct page name to refer to.
This facility can also be used to rewrite any page name, for example, by using aliases. It can also be used to check the existence of any page.
page - the page name.null, if the page does not exist.ProviderException - if the underlyng page provider that locates pages throws an exceptionjava.lang.String getSpecialPageReference(java.lang.String page)
If the page is a special page, this method returns a direct URL to that page; otherwise, it returns null.
Special pages are non-existant references to other pages. For example, you could define a special page reference "RecentChanges" which would always be redirected to "RecentChanges.jsp" instead of trying to find a Wiki page called "RecentChanges".
page - the page name ro search fornulljava.lang.String extractPageFromParameter(java.lang.String requestContext, javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request)
URLConstructor. If a
page name was passed in the request, return the correct name after taking into account potential plural matches.null, attempt to see if a "special page" was intended by examining the servlet path.
For example, the request path "/UserPreferences.jsp" will resolve to "UserPreferences."nullrequestContext - the request contextrequest - the HTTP requestPage resolvePage(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request, java.lang.String page)
version parameter
passed in an HTTP request. If the version parameter does not exist in the request, the latest version is returned.request - the HTTP requestpage - the name of the page to look up; this page must existCopyright (c) 2001-2022 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.