Uses of Package
org.forgerock.json.resource

Packages that use org.forgerock.json.resource
Package
Description
Classes and interfaces for core types including connections, request handlers, resources, and their exceptions.
  • Class
    Description
    An implementation specific action, or operation, upon a JSON resource.
    Response object for JSON responses.
    WarningHeader implements RFC 2616 section 14.46 - Warning.
    An exception that is thrown during a operation on a resource when the requested operation is malformed.
    An implementation interface for resource providers which exposes a collection of resource instances.
    A client connection to a JSON resource provider over which read and update requests may be performed.
    A connection factory provides an interface for obtaining a connection to a JSON resource provider.
    An enum of count policy types.
    A request to create a new JSON resource.
    Declare a CREST Application.
    A request to delete a JSON resource.
    An interface for implementing request handler filters.
    A chain of filters terminated by a target request handler.
    A condition which controls whether or not a filter will be invoked or not.
    An individual patch operation which is to be performed against a field within a resource.
    A request to update a JSON resource by applying a set of changes to its existing content.
    A request to search for all JSON resources matching a user specified set of criteria.
    A completion handler for consuming the results of a query request.
    The final result of a query request returned after all resources matching the request have been returned.
    A request to read a single identified JSON resource.
    Common attributes of all JSON resource requests.
    Represents the contract with a set of resources.
    An enumeration whose values represent the different types of request.
    A visitor of Requests, in the style of the visitor design pattern.
    An exception that is thrown during the processing of a JSON resource request.
    A relative path, or URL, to a resource.
    A resource, comprising of a resource ID, a revision (etag), and its JSON content.
    Common response object of all resource responses.
    An exception that indicates that a failure may be temporary, and that retrying the same request may be able to succeed in the future.
    A router which routes requests based on route predicates.
    Represents a URI template string that will be used to match and route incoming requests.
    An implementation interface for resource providers which exposes a single permanent resource instance.
    A sort key which can be used to specify the order in which JSON resources should be included in the results of a query request.
    An interface for implementing synchronous RequestHandlers.
    A request to update a JSON resource by replacing its existing content with new content.