org.dmfs.httpclientinterfaces.requestutils

Class NeverFollowRedirectCallback

java.lang.Object

org.dmfs.httpclientinterfaces.requestutils.NeverFollowRedirectCallback

All Implemented Interfaces:

OnRedirectCallback

public final class NeverFollowRedirectCallback
extends java.lang.Object
implements OnRedirectCallback

A simple OnRedirectCallback implementation that doesn't follow any redirects. To get an instance use getInstance().

Author:

Marten Gajda

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	followRedirect(HttpStatus status, java.net.URI redirectingLocation, java.net.URI newLocation) This is called when a server has sent some sort of redirect.
static NeverFollowRedirectCallback	getInstance() Returns an instance of NeverFollowRedirectCallback.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Method Detail

getInstance

public static NeverFollowRedirectCallback getInstance()

Returns an instance of NeverFollowRedirectCallback.

Returns:

A static instance of NeverFollowRedirectCallback.

followRedirect

public boolean followRedirect(HttpStatus status,
                              java.net.URI redirectingLocation,
                              java.net.URI newLocation)

Description copied from interface: OnRedirectCallback

This is called when a server has sent some sort of redirect. This method determines whether to follow the redirect or not. In the later case a RedirectionException is thrown by the HttpRequestExecutor.

Specified by:

followRedirect in interface OnRedirectCallback

Parameters:

status - One of HttpStatus.MOVED_PERMANENTLY, HttpStatus.FOUND, HttpStatus.SEE_OTHER, HttpStatus.TEMPORARY_REDIRECT or HttpStatus.PERMANENT_REDIRECT.

redirectingLocation - The absolute URI of the resource that returned the redirect.

newLocation - The absolute URI that was returned by the server as the new location.

Returns:

true to follow that redirect and resent the request to the new location, false to not follow it and throw a RedirectionException instead.