spring-framework / org.springframework.http / HttpRange

HttpRange

abstract class HttpRange

Represents an HTTP (byte) range for use with the HTTP "Range" header.

Author
Arjen Poutsma

Author
Juergen Hoeller

Since
4.2

See Also
<a href="http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7233">HTTP/1.1: Range Requests</a>HttpHeaders#setRange(List)HttpHeaders#getRange()

Constructors

<init>

HttpRange()

Represents an HTTP (byte) range for use with the HTTP "Range" header.

Functions

createByteRange	`open static fun createByteRange(firstBytePos: Long): HttpRange` Create an `HttpRange` from the given position to the end. `open static fun createByteRange(firstBytePos: Long, lastBytePos: Long): HttpRange` Create a `HttpRange` from the given fist to last position.
createSuffixRange	`open static fun createSuffixRange(suffixLength: Long): HttpRange` Create an `HttpRange` that ranges over the last given number of bytes.
getRangeEnd	`abstract fun getRangeEnd(length: Long): Long` Return the end of the range (inclusive) given the total length of a representation.
getRangeStart	`abstract fun getRangeStart(length: Long): Long` Return the start of the range given the total length of a representation.
parseRanges	`open static fun parseRanges(ranges: String): MutableList<HttpRange>` Parse the given, comma-separated string into a list of `HttpRange` objects. This method can be used to parse an `Range` header.
toResourceRegion	`open fun toResourceRegion(resource: Resource): ResourceRegion` Turn a `Resource` into a ResourceRegion using the range information contained in the current `HttpRange`.
toResourceRegions	`open static fun toResourceRegions(ranges: MutableList<HttpRange>, resource: Resource): MutableList<ResourceRegion>` Convert each `HttpRange` into a `ResourceRegion`, selecting the appropriate segment of the given `Resource` using HTTP Range information.
toString	`open static fun toString(ranges: MutableCollection<HttpRange>): String` Return a string representation of the given list of `HttpRange` objects. This method can be used to for an `Range` header.