package org.jboss.resteasy.spi.touri;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

This class encapsulates how an object can be converted to a URI string. There are three basic ways to perform the transformation:

  1. adding a @URITemplate("your-uri-template") to an object
  2. having an object extend URIable and have the object perform custom logic
  3. registering a custom URIResolver
Author:Solomon Duskis
Version:$Revision: 1 $
/** * <p> * This class encapsulates how an object can be converted to a URI string. There * are three basic ways to perform the transformation: * </p> * <ol> * <li>adding a @URITemplate("your-uri-template") to an object * <li>having an object extend URIable and have the object perform custom logic * <li>registering a custom URIResolver * </ol> * * @author <a href="mailto:sduskis@gmail.com">Solomon Duskis</a> * @version $Revision: 1 $ */
public class ObjectToURI { private static ObjectToURI instance = null; static { instance = new ObjectToURI(); instance.defaultResolvers.add(new URIableURIResolver()); instance.defaultResolvers.add(new URITemplateAnnotationResolver()); instance.defaultResolvers.add(new MappedByAnnotationResolver()); } public static ObjectToURI getInstance() { return instance; } private List<URIResolver> resolvers = new ArrayList<URIResolver>(); private List<URIResolver> defaultResolvers = new ArrayList<URIResolver>(); public void registerURIResolver(URIResolver uriResolver) { this.resolvers.add(uriResolver); } public String resolveURI(Object object) { String result = getResolver(object, resolvers); if (result == null) { result = getResolver(object, defaultResolvers); } return result; } private String getResolver(Object object, List<URIResolver> resolvers) { Class<? extends Object> type = object.getClass(); for (URIResolver resolver : resolvers) { if (resolver.handles(type)) { return resolver.resolveURI(object); } } return null; } }