I'm trying to build an api server on Jetty.
I want to have multiple apis on routes that look like /apis/api1/endpoint, /apis/api2/endpoint, /apis/api3/endpoint, etc
Essentially I have a HandlerWrapper, that contains a HandlerList of ContextHandlerCollections that in essence just does:
public void handle(...) {
if (uri.startsWith("/apis/")) {
log.info("This is an api request");
this.getHandlerList.handle(...)
} else {
super.handle()
}
}
private HandlerList getHandlerList() {
HandlerList handlerList = new HandlerList();
ContextHandlerCollection contextHandlerCollection = new ContextHandlerCollection();
ContextHandler api1 = new ContextHandler("/apis/api1/endpoint");
api1.setHandler(new Api1Handler());
contextHandlerCollection.addHandler(api1);
handlerList.addHandler(contextHandlerCollection);
return handlerList
}
Now when I try to do:
curl localhost:port/apis/api1/endpoint
I get a 404 not found but I see in the logs the statement "This is an api request".
Any hints?
I basically want one ContextHandlerCollection for each api1, api2 etc. And the ContextHandlerCollection should be composed of a set of endpoint-specific handlers to choose from.
What am I missing?
Cheers,
Handler
- the base form of handling a request, its not a terminal point for the request processing unless you callrequest.setHandled(true)
HandlerWrapper
- a handler that can perform some processing and decide if it should hand off the request to a nested (wrapped) handler.HandlerCollection
- a collection of handlers, following the standard java collection rules regarding execution order. Each handler in the collection is executed until one of them callsrequest.setHandled(true)
HandlerList
- a specialized HandlerCollection that follows java.util.List ordering of execution of child HandlersContextHandler
- a specialized HandlerWrapper that only executes its wrapped Handler if the request context-path and virtual hosts matches.ContextHandlerCollection
- a HashMap ofContextHandler
that will only execute those child handlers (in the collection) that has a match to the request context-path (and virtual hosts)