@ProviderType
public interface RequestPathInfo
Decomposition of a Request URL
content path - The longest substring of the request
 URI resolving to a Resource object such
 that the content path is either the complete request URI or the next
 character in the request URI after the content path is either a dot (.)
 or a slash (/).
 selectors - If the first character in the
 request URI after the content path is a dot, the string after the dot upto
 but not including the last dot before the next slash character or the end of
 the request URI. If the content path spans the complete request URI or if a
 slash follows the content path in the request, then no seletors exist. If
 only one dot follows the content path before the end of the request URI or
 the next slash, no selectors exist. The selectors are available as
 a single string and as an
 array of strings, which is the selector string
 splitted on dots.
 extension - The string after the last dot after
 the content path in the request uri but before the end of the request uri or
 the next slash after the content path in the request uri. If the content path
 spans the complete request URI or a slash follows the content path in the
 request URI, the extension is empty.
 suffix path - If the request URI contains a slash
 character after the content path and optional selectors and extension, the
 path starting with the slash upto the end of the request URI is the suffix
 path.
 Examples:
| URI | Content Path | Selectors | Extension | Suffix | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| /a/b | /a/b | null | null | null | 
| /a/b.html | /a/b | null | html | null | 
| /a/b.s1.html | /a/b | s1 | html | null | 
| /a/b.s1.s2.html | /a/b | s1.s2 | html | null | 
| /a/b/c/d | /a/b | null | null | /c/d | 
| /a/b.html/c/d | /a/b | null | html | /c/d | 
| /a/b.s1.html/c/d | /a/b | s1 | html | /c/d | 
| /a/b.s1.s2.html/c/d | /a/b | s1.s2 | html | /c/d | 
| /a/b/c/d.s.txt | /a/b | null | null | /c/d.s.txt | 
| /a/b.html/c/d.s.txt | /a/b | null | html | /c/d.s.txt | 
| /a/b.s1.html/c/d.s.txt | /a/b | s1 | html | /c/d.s.txt | 
| /a/b.s1.s2.html/c/d.s.txt | /a/b | s1.s2 | html | /c/d.s.txt | 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
| String | getExtension()Returns the extension from the URL or  nullif the request
 URL does not contain an extension. | 
| String | getResourcePath()Return the "resource path" part of the URL, what comes before selectors,
 extension and suffix. | 
| String[] | getSelectors()Returns the selectors decoded from the request URL as an array of
 strings. | 
| String | getSelectorString()Returns the selectors decoded from the request URL as string. | 
| String | getSuffix()Returns the suffix part of the URL or  nullif the request
 URL does not contain a suffix. | 
| Resource | getSuffixResource()Returns the resource addressed by the suffix or null if the request does
 not have a suffix or the suffix does not address an accessible resource. | 
@Nonnull String getResourcePath()
Resource.getPath().
 Rather it is equal to the
 resolution path metadata property
 of the resource.@CheckForNull String getExtension()
null if the request
 URL does not contain an extension.
 Decomposition of the request URL is defined in the Decomposition of a Request URL above.
@CheckForNull String getSelectorString()
null if the request has no selectors.
 Decomposition of the request URL is defined in the Decomposition of a Request URL above.
getSelectors()@Nonnull String[] getSelectors()
selector string by splitting the string on
 dots. Returns an empty array if the request has no selectors.
 Decomposition of the request URL is defined in the Decomposition of a Request URL above.
getSelectorString()@CheckForNull String getSuffix()
null if the request
 URL does not contain a suffix.
 Decomposition of the request URL is defined in the Decomposition of a Request URL above.
@CheckForNull Resource getSuffixResource()
 The suffix is expected to be the absolute path to the resource suitable
 as an argument to the
 ResourceResolver.getResource(String)
 method.
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