Package com.soklet.annotation

package com.soklet.annotation

Annotations applicable to Resource Methods and their parameters.

These are documented in detail at https://www.soklet.com/docs/request-handling.

Author:

Mark Allen

Related Packages

Package	Description
com.soklet	Core Soklet contracts and functionality.
com.soklet.converter	Utilities which handle converting objects from one type to another.
com.soklet.exception	Exceptions thrown during HTTP request processing.

Annotation Interfaces

Class	Description
DELETE	Apply to Resource Methods to support the HTTP DELETE method.
DELETEs	Allows multiple DELETE annotations to be applied to the same Resource Method.
FormParameter	Apply to Resource Method parameters to enable HTML form parameter injection.
GET	Apply to Resource Methods to support the HTTP GET method.
GETs	Allows multiple GET annotations to be applied to the same Resource Method.
HEAD	Apply to Resource Methods to support the HTTP HEAD method.
HEADs	Allows multiple HEAD annotations to be applied to the same Resource Method.
Multipart	Apply to Resource Method parameters to enable HTML multipart form parameter injection.
OPTIONS	Apply to Resource Methods to support the HTTP OPTIONS method.
OPTIONSes	Allows multiple OPTIONS annotations to be applied to the same Resource Method.
PATCH	Apply to Resource Methods to support the HTTP PATCH method.
PATCHes	Allows multiple PATCH annotations to be applied to the same Resource Method.
PathParameter	Apply to Resource Method parameters to enable URL path parameter (for example, /widgets/{widgetId}) injection.
POST	Apply to Resource Methods to support the HTTP POST method.
POSTs	Allows multiple POST annotations to be applied to the same Resource Method.
PUT	Apply to Resource Methods to support the HTTP PUT method.
PUTs	Allows multiple PUT annotations to be applied to the same Resource Method.
QueryParameter	Apply to Resource Method parameters to enable HTTP query parameter injection.
RequestBody	Apply to Resource Method parameters to enable HTTP request body injection.
RequestCookie	Apply to Resource Method parameters to enable HTTP request cookie injection.
RequestHeader	Apply to Resource Method parameters to enable HTTP request header injection.
ServerSentEventSource	Apply to Resource Methods to make them function as Server-Sent Event Sources.
ServerSentEventSources	Allows multiple ServerSentEventSource annotations to be applied to the same Resource Method.