I have a slightly different scenario. I have
1) @GET
@Path("/data/{key}")
String read(@PathParam("key")String key);
2) @GET
@Path("/data/{key}")
String read(@PathParam("key")String key,
@QueryParam("mode")boolean mode);
How do I make to
/data/10001 -> match 1)
/data/10001?mode=xxx -> match 2)
Should I also use reegex?
Cheers.
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Melhores cumprimentos / Beir beannacht / Best regards
António Manuel dos Santos Mota
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2009/2/25 Bryon Jacob <bryon_at_jacobtx.net>:
> yes - you provide a regular expression to specify what matches each path
> param, so in your case you can say:
>
> @Path("/get/{query : .*}")
>
> and query will match everything after the get/
>
> (by default, the regex is something like [^/]*, so params match "everything
> up to the next slash".)
>
>
> On Feb 25, 2009, at 9:13 AM, Vyacheslav V. Zholudev wrote:
>
>> Hi!
>>
>> I'm a newbie to Jersey, so forgive me for a possibly trivial question. Is
>> there a way to match the rest of a @Path? For instance if I provide
>> @Path(/get/{query})
>> then when the url is like /get/foo/bar/doc
>> then 'query' variable will be matched to '/foo/bar/doc'?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Vyacheslav
>>
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