service.tut.pori.contentstorage

Class MediaList

java.lang.Object

core.tut.pori.http.ResponseData

service.tut.pori.contentstorage.MediaList

public class MediaList
extends ResponseData

This is a container class for media elements, which can be used directly with Response to provide XML output.

XML Example

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<mediaList>
  <media>
    <UID>b70c0b71-bb22-4e81-aa13-95eaaeff60f3</UID>
    <serviceId>7</serviceId>
    <visibility>PUBLIC</visibility>
    <mediaType>PHOTO</mediaType>
    <userId>1016077386756653943</userId>
    <url>http://fe.example.org/rest/ca/r?uid=b70c0b71-bb22-4e81-aa13-95eaaeff60f3&amp;service_id=7</url>
  </media>
</mediaList>

See Also:

Media

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
MediaList()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
java.lang.Class<?>[]	getDataClasses() The default implementation equals to calling getClass(), override this if your class requires other classes for serialization purposes (which cannot be directly resolved).
java.util.List<Media>	getMedia()
static boolean	isEmpty(MediaList media)
void	setMedia(java.util.List<Media> media)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

MediaList

public MediaList()

Method Detail

getMedia

public java.util.List<Media> getMedia()

Returns:

the media

setMedia

public void setMedia(java.util.List<Media> media)

Parameters:

media - the media to set

isEmpty

public static boolean isEmpty(MediaList media)

Parameters:

media -

Returns:

true if the media is null or contains no items

getDataClasses

public java.lang.Class<?>[] getDataClasses()

Description copied from class: ResponseData

The default implementation equals to calling getClass(), override this if your class requires other classes for serialization purposes (which cannot be directly resolved). In general, overriding the default class definitions should not be needed, and in many cases an attempt to do so may be a sign of bad design, though there might also be valid cases where the functionality is required.

Overrides:

getDataClasses in class ResponseData

Returns:

the list of classes present in this data