Class CompositeRequestCondition
java.lang.Object
org.springframework.web.reactive.result.condition.AbstractRequestCondition<CompositeRequestCondition>
org.springframework.web.reactive.result.condition.CompositeRequestCondition
- All Implemented Interfaces:
RequestCondition<CompositeRequestCondition>
Implements the
RequestCondition
contract by delegating to multiple
RequestCondition
types and using a logical conjunction (' && '
) to
ensure all conditions match a given request.
When CompositeRequestCondition
instances are combined or compared
they are expected to (a) contain the same number of conditions and (b) that
conditions in the respective index are of the same type. It is acceptable to
provide null
conditions or no conditions at all to the constructor.
- Since:
- 5.0
- Author:
- Rossen Stoyanchev
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Constructor Summary
ConstructorDescriptionCompositeRequestCondition
(RequestCondition<?>... requestConditions) Create an instance with 0 or moreRequestCondition
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptioncombine
(CompositeRequestCondition other) If one instance is empty, return the other.int
compareTo
(CompositeRequestCondition other, ServerWebExchange exchange) If one instance is empty, the other "wins".List<RequestCondition<?>>
Return the underlying conditions, possibly empty but nevernull
.protected Collection<?>
Return the discrete items a request condition is composed of.getMatchingCondition
(ServerWebExchange exchange) Delegate to all contained conditions to match the request and return the resulting "matching" condition instances.protected String
The notation to use when printing discrete items of content.boolean
isEmpty()
Whether this instance contains 0 conditions or not.Methods inherited from class org.springframework.web.reactive.result.condition.AbstractRequestCondition
equals, hashCode, toString
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Constructor Details
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CompositeRequestCondition
Create an instance with 0 or moreRequestCondition
types. It is important to createCompositeRequestCondition
instances with the same number of conditions so they may be compared and combined. It is acceptable to providenull
conditions.
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Method Details
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isEmpty
public boolean isEmpty()Whether this instance contains 0 conditions or not.- Overrides:
isEmpty
in classAbstractRequestCondition<CompositeRequestCondition>
- Returns:
true
if empty;false
otherwise
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getConditions
Return the underlying conditions, possibly empty but nevernull
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getContent
Description copied from class:AbstractRequestCondition
Return the discrete items a request condition is composed of.For example URL patterns, HTTP request methods, param expressions, etc.
- Specified by:
getContent
in classAbstractRequestCondition<CompositeRequestCondition>
- Returns:
- a collection of objects (never
null
)
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getToStringInfix
Description copied from class:AbstractRequestCondition
The notation to use when printing discrete items of content.For example
" || "
for URL patterns or" && "
for param expressions.- Specified by:
getToStringInfix
in classAbstractRequestCondition<CompositeRequestCondition>
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combine
If one instance is empty, return the other. If both instances have conditions, combine the individual conditions after ensuring they are of the same type and number.- Parameters:
other
- the condition to combine with.- Returns:
- a request condition instance that is the result of combining the two condition instances.
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getMatchingCondition
Delegate to all contained conditions to match the request and return the resulting "matching" condition instances.An empty
CompositeRequestCondition
matches to all requests.- Returns:
- a condition instance in case of a match or
null
otherwise.
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compareTo
If one instance is empty, the other "wins". If both instances have conditions, compare them in the order in which they were provided.
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