org.apache.wiki.url

Class DefaultURLConstructor

java.lang.Object

org.apache.wiki.url.DefaultURLConstructor

All Implemented Interfaces:

URLConstructor

Direct Known Subclasses:

ShortURLConstructor

public class DefaultURLConstructor
extends Object
implements URLConstructor

Implements the default URL constructor using links directly to the JSP pages. This is what JSPWiki by default is using. For example, WikiContext.VIEW points at "Wiki.jsp", etc.

Since:

2.2

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
protected WikiEngine	m_engine
protected String	m_pathPrefix Contains the absolute path of the JSPWiki Web application without the actual servlet (which is the m_urlPrefix).

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
DefaultURLConstructor()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
protected String	doReplacement(String baseptrn, String name, boolean absolute) Does replacement of some particular variables.
String	getForwardPage(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request) This method is not needed for the DefaultURLConstructor.
static String	getURLPattern(String context, String name) Returns the URL pattern for a supplied wiki request context.
void	initialize(WikiEngine engine, Properties properties) Initializes.
String	makeURL(String context, String name, boolean absolute, String parameters) Constructs the URL with a bunch of parameters.
String	parsePage(String context, javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request, Charset encoding) Should parse the "page" parameter from the actual request.
static String	parsePageFromURL(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request, Charset encoding) Takes the name of the page from the request URI.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

m_engine

protected WikiEngine m_engine

m_pathPrefix

protected String m_pathPrefix

Contains the absolute path of the JSPWiki Web application without the actual servlet (which is the m_urlPrefix).

Constructor Detail

DefaultURLConstructor

public DefaultURLConstructor()

Method Detail

initialize

public void initialize(WikiEngine engine,
                       Properties properties)

Initializes. Note that the engine is not fully initialized at this point, so don't do anything fancy here - use lazy init, if you have to.

Specified by:

initialize in interface URLConstructor

Parameters:

engine - The WikiEngine that this URLConstructor belongs to

properties - Properties used to initialize

doReplacement

protected final String doReplacement(String baseptrn,
                                     String name,
                                     boolean absolute)

Does replacement of some particular variables. The variables are:

• "%u" - inserts either the base URL (when absolute is required), or the base path (which is an absolute path without the host name).
• "%U" - always inserts the base URL
• "%p" - always inserts the base path
• "%n" - inserts the page name

Parameters:

baseptrn - The pattern to use

name - The page name

absolute - If true, %u is always the entire base URL, otherwise it depends on the setting in jspwiki.properties.

Returns:

A replacement.

getURLPattern

public static String getURLPattern(String context,
                                   String name)
                            throws IllegalArgumentException

Returns the URL pattern for a supplied wiki request context.

Parameters:

context - the wiki context

name - the wiki page

Returns:

A pattern for replacement.

Throws:

IllegalArgumentException - if the context cannot be found

makeURL

public String makeURL(String context,
                      String name,
                      boolean absolute,
                      String parameters)

Constructs the URL with a bunch of parameters.

Specified by:

makeURL in interface URLConstructor

Parameters:

parameters - If null or empty, no parameters are added. An URL parameter string (these must be URL-encoded, and separated with &)

context - The request context (@see WikiContext) that you want the URL for

name - The page name (or in case of WikiContext.NONE, the auxiliary JSP page or resource you want to point at). This must be URL encoded. Null is NOT safe.

absolute - True, if you need an absolute URL. False, if both relative and absolute URLs are fine.

Returns:

An URL pointing to the resource. Must never return null - throw an InternalWikiException if something goes wrong.

parsePage

public String parsePage(String context,
                        javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request,
                        Charset encoding)

Should parse the "page" parameter from the actual request. Should parse the "page" parameter from the actual request. This is essentially the reverse of makeURL() - whenever a request constructed by calls to makeURL() is passed to this routine, it MUST be able to parse the resource name (WikiPage, Attachment, other resource) from the request.

Specified by:

parsePage in interface URLConstructor

Parameters:

context - In which request context the request was made (this should help in parsing)

request - The HTTP request that was used when coming here

encoding - The encoding with which the request was made (UTF-8 or ISO-8859-1).

Returns:

This method must return the name of the resource.

parsePageFromURL

public static String parsePageFromURL(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request,
                                      Charset encoding)

Takes the name of the page from the request URI. The initial slash is also removed. If there is no page, returns null.

Parameters:

request - The request to parse

encoding - The encoding to use

Returns:

a parsed page name, or null, if it cannot be found

getForwardPage

public String getForwardPage(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request)

This method is not needed for the DefaultURLConstructor.

Specified by:

getForwardPage in interface URLConstructor

Parameters:

request - The HTTP Request that was used to end up in this page.

Returns:

"Wiki.jsp", "PageInfo.jsp", etc. Just return the name, JSPWiki will figure out the page.