Class TestContextResourceUtils
java.lang.Object
org.springframework.test.context.util.TestContextResourceUtils
Utility methods for working with resources within the Spring TestContext
Framework. Mainly for internal use within the framework.
- Since:
- 4.1
- Author:
- Sam Brannen, Tadaya Tsuyukubo
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionstatic String[]
convertToClasspathResourcePaths
(Class<?> clazz, boolean preservePlaceholders, String... paths) Convert the supplied paths to classpath resource paths.static String[]
convertToClasspathResourcePaths
(Class<?> clazz, String... paths) Convert the supplied paths to classpath resource paths.convertToResourceList
(ResourceLoader resourceLoader, String... paths) Convert the supplied paths to a list ofResource
handles using the givenResourceLoader
.convertToResourceList
(ResourceLoader resourceLoader, Environment environment, String... paths) Convert the supplied paths to a list ofResource
handles using the givenResourceLoader
andEnvironment
.static Resource[]
convertToResources
(ResourceLoader resourceLoader, String... paths) Convert the supplied paths to an array ofResource
handles using the givenResourceLoader
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Constructor Details
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TestContextResourceUtils
public TestContextResourceUtils()
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Method Details
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convertToClasspathResourcePaths
Convert the supplied paths to classpath resource paths.Delegates to
convertToClasspathResourcePaths(Class, boolean, String...)
withfalse
supplied for thepreservePlaceholders
flag.- Parameters:
clazz
- the class with which the paths are associatedpaths
- the paths to be converted- Returns:
- a new array of converted resource paths
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convertToClasspathResourcePaths
public static String[] convertToClasspathResourcePaths(Class<?> clazz, boolean preservePlaceholders, String... paths) Convert the supplied paths to classpath resource paths.For each of the supplied paths:
- A plain path — for example,
"context.xml"
— will be treated as a classpath resource that is relative to the package in which the specified class is defined. Such a path will be prepended with theclasspath:
prefix and the path to the package for the class. - A path starting with a slash will be treated as an absolute path
within the classpath, for example:
"/org/example/schema.sql"
. Such a path will be prepended with theclasspath:
prefix. - A path which is already prefixed with a URL protocol (for example,
classpath:
,file:
,http:
, etc.) will not have its protocol modified.
Each path will then be cleaned, unless the
preservePlaceholders
flag istrue
and the path contains one or more placeholders in the form${placeholder.name}
.- Parameters:
clazz
- the class with which the paths are associatedpreservePlaceholders
-true
if placeholders should be preservedpaths
- the paths to be converted- Returns:
- a new array of converted resource paths
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- 5.2
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- A plain path — for example,
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convertToResources
Convert the supplied paths to an array ofResource
handles using the givenResourceLoader
.- Parameters:
resourceLoader
- theResourceLoader
to use to convert the pathspaths
- the paths to be converted- Returns:
- a new array of resources
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convertToResourceList
Convert the supplied paths to a list ofResource
handles using the givenResourceLoader
.- Parameters:
resourceLoader
- theResourceLoader
to use to convert the pathspaths
- the paths to be converted- Returns:
- a new, mutable list of resources
- Since:
- 4.2
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convertToResourceList
public static List<Resource> convertToResourceList(ResourceLoader resourceLoader, Environment environment, String... paths) Convert the supplied paths to a list ofResource
handles using the givenResourceLoader
andEnvironment
.- Parameters:
resourceLoader
- theResourceLoader
to use to convert the pathsenvironment
- theEnvironment
to use to resolve property placeholders in the pathspaths
- the paths to be converted- Returns:
- a new, mutable list of resources
- Since:
- 6.2
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