com.chemaxon.overlap.wui.resources

Class ExperimentalRawFilesContentResource

java.lang.Object

com.chemaxon.overlap.wui.resources.ExperimentalRawFilesContentResource

@Path(value="experimental-rawfiles-content")
public class ExperimentalRawFilesContentResource
extends Object

Experimental REST API endpoint for accessing rawfiles. This endpoint allows the accessing raw file contents with the usual semantics of HTTP servers: paths served by this resource (like rest/experimental-rawfiles-content/file1.txt) can be less confusing than the semantics of REST APIs (like rest/experimental-rawfiles/file1.txt/raw; also supported). Note that this endpoint provides only a view, modifications, metadata accessing is available through the REST endpoint (rest/experimental-rawfiles) implemented by ExperimentalRawFilesResource.

Please note that endpoints of this resource are expected to be changed in an incompatible way in any of the future releases.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ExperimentalRawFilesContentResource()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Response	getRawFileWithNoContentDisposition(ExperimentalRawFile res) Get the raw file content with no content-disposition.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

ExperimentalRawFilesContentResource

public ExperimentalRawFilesContentResource()

Method Detail

getRawFileWithNoContentDisposition

@GET
 @Path(value="{res}")
public Response getRawFileWithNoContentDisposition(@PathParam(value="res")
                                                                              ExperimentalRawFile res)

Get the raw file content with no content-disposition. The response media type will be filled according to the stored media type. The response is the same as the response of getRawFileWithNoContentDisposition(com.chemaxon.overlap.wui.res.ExperimentalRawFile). The path associated to this method (rawfiles-content/{res}) represents typical web semantics, where the response is the resource itself with no different/partial representations.

Parameters:

res - Raw file

Returns:

Response

See Also:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Content-Disposition