org.apache.sling.api.resource

Interface ParametrizableResourceProvider

Deprecated.

Use the ResourceProvider

@Deprecated
public interface ParametrizableResourceProvider

This extension allows resource provider implementations to support semicolon-separated parameters added to the URI, eg.: /content/test;v='1.0'. If a ResourceProvider implements this interface, the getResource(ResourceResolver, String, Map) method is called instead of ResourceProvider.getResource(ResourceResolver, String) if such parameters are available. If no map (or an empty map) is available, ResourceProvider.getResource(ResourceResolver, String) is called.

Since:

2.8.0 (Sling API Bundle 2.9.0)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Resource	getResource(ResourceResolver resourceResolver, java.lang.String path, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> parameters) Deprecated. Returns a resource from this resource provider or null if the resource provider cannot find it.

Method Detail

getResource

Resource getResource(ResourceResolver resourceResolver,
                     java.lang.String path,
                     java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> parameters)

Deprecated.

Returns a resource from this resource provider or null if the resource provider cannot find it. The path should have one of the ResourceProvider.ROOTS strings as its prefix. The resource provider must not return cached instances for a resource as the resource resolver will update the resource metadata of the resource at the end of the resolution process and this metadata might be different depending on the full path of resource resolution passed into the resource resolver.

Parameters:

resourceResolver - The ResourceResolver to which the returned Resource is attached.

path - The full path of the resource.

parameters - A map of additional parameters, the map contains at least one parameter.

Returns:

null If this provider does not have a resource for the path.

Throws:

SlingException - may be thrown in case of any problem creating the Resource instance.

See Also:

ResourceProvider.getResource(ResourceResolver, String)