org.springframework.http.codec.support

Class DefaultClientCodecConfigurer

java.lang.Object

org.springframework.http.codec.support.DefaultClientCodecConfigurer

All Implemented Interfaces:

ClientCodecConfigurer, CodecConfigurer

public class DefaultClientCodecConfigurer
extends Object
implements ClientCodecConfigurer

Default implementation of ClientCodecConfigurer.

Since:

5.0

Author:

Rossen Stoyanchev

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface org.springframework.http.codec.ClientCodecConfigurer

ClientCodecConfigurer.ClientDefaultCodecs, ClientCodecConfigurer.MultipartCodecs

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface org.springframework.http.codec.CodecConfigurer

CodecConfigurer.CustomCodecs, CodecConfigurer.DefaultCodecs

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
DefaultClientCodecConfigurer()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
CodecConfigurer.CustomCodecs	customCodecs() Register custom HTTP message readers or writers in addition to the ones registered by default.
ClientCodecConfigurer.ClientDefaultCodecs	defaultCodecs() Provides a way to customize or replace HTTP message readers and writers registered by default.
List<HttpMessageReader<?>>	getReaders() Obtain the configured HTTP message readers.
List<HttpMessageWriter<?>>	getWriters() Obtain the configured HTTP message writers.
protected List<HttpMessageWriter<?>>	getWritersInternal(boolean forMultipart) Internal method that returns the configured writers.
void	registerDefaults(boolean shouldRegister) Provides a way to completely turn off registration of default HTTP message readers and writers, and instead rely only on the ones provided via CodecConfigurer.customCodecs().

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Methods inherited from interface org.springframework.http.codec.ClientCodecConfigurer

create

Methods inherited from interface org.springframework.http.codec.CodecConfigurer

customCodecs, getReaders, getWriters, registerDefaults

Constructor Detail

DefaultClientCodecConfigurer

public DefaultClientCodecConfigurer()

Method Detail

defaultCodecs

public ClientCodecConfigurer.ClientDefaultCodecs defaultCodecs()

Description copied from interface: CodecConfigurer

Provides a way to customize or replace HTTP message readers and writers registered by default.

Specified by:

defaultCodecs in interface ClientCodecConfigurer

Specified by:

defaultCodecs in interface CodecConfigurer

See Also:

CodecConfigurer.registerDefaults(boolean)

registerDefaults

public void registerDefaults(boolean shouldRegister)

Description copied from interface: CodecConfigurer

Provides a way to completely turn off registration of default HTTP message readers and writers, and instead rely only on the ones provided via CodecConfigurer.customCodecs().

By default this is set to "true" in which case default registrations are made; setting this to false disables default registrations.

Specified by:

registerDefaults in interface CodecConfigurer

customCodecs

public CodecConfigurer.CustomCodecs customCodecs()

Description copied from interface: CodecConfigurer

Register custom HTTP message readers or writers in addition to the ones registered by default.

Specified by:

customCodecs in interface CodecConfigurer

getReaders

public List<HttpMessageReader<?>> getReaders()

Description copied from interface: CodecConfigurer

Obtain the configured HTTP message readers.

Specified by:

getReaders in interface CodecConfigurer

getWriters

public List<HttpMessageWriter<?>> getWriters()

Description copied from interface: CodecConfigurer

Obtain the configured HTTP message writers.

Specified by:

getWriters in interface CodecConfigurer

getWritersInternal

protected List<HttpMessageWriter<?>> getWritersInternal(boolean forMultipart)

Internal method that returns the configured writers.

Parameters:

forMultipart - whether to returns writers for general use ("false"), or for multipart requests only ("true"). Generally the two sets are the same except for the multipart writer itself.