Package org.springframework.beans.propertyeditors

Class URIEditor

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    PropertyEditor
    public class URIEditor
extends PropertyEditorSupport
    Editor for java.net.URI, to directly populate a URI property instead of using a String property as bridge.

    Supports Spring-style URI notation: any fully qualified standard URI ("file:", "http:", etc) and Spring's special "classpath:" pseudo-URL, which will be resolved to a corresponding URI.

    By default, this editor will encode Strings into URIs. For instance, a space will be encoded into %20. This behavior can be changed by calling the URIEditor(boolean) constructor.

    Note: A URI is more relaxed than a URL in that it does not require a valid protocol to be specified. Any scheme within a valid URI syntax is allowed, even without a matching protocol handler being registered.

    Since:
    2.0.2
    Author:
    Juergen Hoeller
    See Also:
    URI, URLEditor

    • Constructor Detail

      • URIEditor

        public URIEditor()
        Create a new, encoding URIEditor, converting "classpath:" locations into standard URIs (not trying to resolve them into physical resources).

      • URIEditor

        public URIEditor​(boolean encode)
        Create a new URIEditor, converting "classpath:" locations into standard URIs (not trying to resolve them into physical resources).
        Parameters:
        encode - indicates whether Strings will be encoded or not
        Since:
        3.0

      • URIEditor

        public URIEditor​(ClassLoader classLoader)
        Create a new URIEditor, using the given ClassLoader to resolve "classpath:" locations into physical resource URLs.
        Parameters:
        classLoader - the ClassLoader to use for resolving "classpath:" locations (may be null to indicate the default ClassLoader)

      • URIEditor

        public URIEditor​(ClassLoader classLoader,
                 boolean encode)
        Create a new URIEditor, using the given ClassLoader to resolve "classpath:" locations into physical resource URLs.
        Parameters:
        classLoader - the ClassLoader to use for resolving "classpath:" locations (may be null to indicate the default ClassLoader)
        encode - indicates whether Strings will be encoded or not
        Since:
        3.0