jspwiki-main/src/main/java/org/apache/wiki/url/URLConstructor.java

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package org.apache.wiki.url;

import org.apache.wiki.api.engine.Initializable;

import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.charset.Charset;


/**
 *  Provides an interface through which JSPWiki constructs URLs. JSPWiki calls the methods of this interface whenever an URL
 *  that points to any JSPWiki internals is required.  For example, if you need to find an URL to the editor page for page
 *  "TextFormattingRules", you would call makeURL( WikiContext.EDIT, "TextFormattingRules", false, null );
 *
 *  @since 2.2
 */
public interface URLConstructor extends Initializable {

    /**
     *  Constructs the URL with a bunch of parameters.
     *
     *  @param context The request context (@see WikiContext) that you want the URL for
     *  @param name The page name (or in case of WikiContext.NONE, the auxiliary JSP page
     *              or resource you want to point at).  This must be URL encoded.  Null is NOT safe.
     *  @param parameters An URL parameter string (these must be URL-encoded, and separated with &)
     *  @return An URL pointing to the resource.  Must never return null - throw an InternalWikiException  if something goes wrong.
     */
    String makeURL( String context, String name, String parameters );

    /**
     *  Should parse the "page" parameter from the actual request. This is essentially the reverse of makeURL() - whenever
     *  a request constructed by calls to makeURL() is passed to this routine, it MUST be able to parse the resource name
     *  (WikiPage, Attachment, other resource) from the request.
     *
     *  @param context In which request context the request was made (this should help in parsing)
     *  @param request The HTTP request that was used when coming here
     *  @param encoding The encoding with which the request was made (UTF-8 or ISO-8859-1).
     *  @return This method must return the name of the resource.
     *  @throws IOException If parsing failes
     */
    String parsePage( String context, HttpServletRequest request, Charset encoding ) throws IOException;

    /**
     *  Returns information which JSP page should continue handling this type of request.
     *
     * @param request The HTTP Request that was used to end up in this page.
     * @return "Wiki.jsp", "PageInfo.jsp", etc.  Just return the name, JSPWiki will figure out the page.
     */
    String getForwardPage( HttpServletRequest request );

    /**
     *  Takes the name of the page from the request URI. The initial slash is also removed.  If there is no page, returns null.
     *
     *  @param request The request to parse
     *  @param encoding The encoding to use
     *
     *  @return a parsed page name, or null, if it cannot be found
     */
    static String parsePageFromURL( final HttpServletRequest request, final Charset encoding ) {
        final String name = request.getPathInfo();
        if( name == null || name.length() <= 1 ) {
            return null;
        } else if( name.charAt(0) == '/' ) {
            return name.substring(1);
        }

        //  This is required, because by default all URLs are handled as Latin1, even if they are really UTF-8.
        // name = TextUtil.urlDecode( name, encoding );

        return name;
    }

}