Package io.grpc.lookup.v1
Interface HttpKeyBuilderOrBuilder
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- All Superinterfaces:
com.google.protobuf.MessageLiteOrBuilder
,com.google.protobuf.MessageOrBuilder
- All Known Implementing Classes:
HttpKeyBuilder
,HttpKeyBuilder.Builder
public interface HttpKeyBuilderOrBuilder extends com.google.protobuf.MessageOrBuilder
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Deprecated Methods Modifier and Type Method Description boolean
containsConstantKeys(java.lang.String key)
You can optionally set one or more specific key/value pairs to be added to the key_map.java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String>
getConstantKeys()
Deprecated.int
getConstantKeysCount()
You can optionally set one or more specific key/value pairs to be added to the key_map.java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String>
getConstantKeysMap()
You can optionally set one or more specific key/value pairs to be added to the key_map.java.lang.String
getConstantKeysOrDefault(java.lang.String key, java.lang.String defaultValue)
You can optionally set one or more specific key/value pairs to be added to the key_map.java.lang.String
getConstantKeysOrThrow(java.lang.String key)
You can optionally set one or more specific key/value pairs to be added to the key_map.NameMatcher
getHeaders(int index)
List of headers to try to match.int
getHeadersCount()
List of headers to try to match.java.util.List<NameMatcher>
getHeadersList()
List of headers to try to match.NameMatcherOrBuilder
getHeadersOrBuilder(int index)
List of headers to try to match.java.util.List<? extends NameMatcherOrBuilder>
getHeadersOrBuilderList()
List of headers to try to match.java.lang.String
getHostPatterns(int index)
host_pattern is an ordered list of host template patterns for the desired value.com.google.protobuf.ByteString
getHostPatternsBytes(int index)
host_pattern is an ordered list of host template patterns for the desired value.int
getHostPatternsCount()
host_pattern is an ordered list of host template patterns for the desired value.java.util.List<java.lang.String>
getHostPatternsList()
host_pattern is an ordered list of host template patterns for the desired value.java.lang.String
getPathPatterns(int index)
path_pattern is an ordered list of path template patterns for the desired value.com.google.protobuf.ByteString
getPathPatternsBytes(int index)
path_pattern is an ordered list of path template patterns for the desired value.int
getPathPatternsCount()
path_pattern is an ordered list of path template patterns for the desired value.java.util.List<java.lang.String>
getPathPatternsList()
path_pattern is an ordered list of path template patterns for the desired value.NameMatcher
getQueryParameters(int index)
List of query parameter names to try to match.int
getQueryParametersCount()
List of query parameter names to try to match.java.util.List<NameMatcher>
getQueryParametersList()
List of query parameter names to try to match.NameMatcherOrBuilder
getQueryParametersOrBuilder(int index)
List of query parameter names to try to match.java.util.List<? extends NameMatcherOrBuilder>
getQueryParametersOrBuilderList()
List of query parameter names to try to match.-
Methods inherited from interface com.google.protobuf.MessageOrBuilder
findInitializationErrors, getAllFields, getDefaultInstanceForType, getDescriptorForType, getField, getInitializationErrorString, getOneofFieldDescriptor, getRepeatedField, getRepeatedFieldCount, getUnknownFields, hasField, hasOneof
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Method Detail
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getHostPatternsList
java.util.List<java.lang.String> getHostPatternsList()
host_pattern is an ordered list of host template patterns for the desired value. If any host_pattern values are specified, then at least one must match, and the last one wins and sets any specified variables. A host consists of labels separated by dots. Each label is matched against the label in the pattern as follows: - "*": Matches any single label. - "**": Matches zero or more labels (first or last part of host only). - "{<name>=...}": One or more label capture, where "..." can be any template that does not include a capture. - "{<name>}": A single label capture. Identical to {<name>=*}. Examples: - "example.com": Only applies to the exact host example.com. - "*.example.com": Matches subdomains of example.com. - "**.example.com": matches example.com, and all levels of subdomains. - "{project}.example.com": Extracts the third level subdomain. - "{project=**}.example.com": Extracts the third level+ subdomains. - "{project=**}": Extracts the entire host.
repeated string host_patterns = 1;
- Returns:
- A list containing the hostPatterns.
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getHostPatternsCount
int getHostPatternsCount()
host_pattern is an ordered list of host template patterns for the desired value. If any host_pattern values are specified, then at least one must match, and the last one wins and sets any specified variables. A host consists of labels separated by dots. Each label is matched against the label in the pattern as follows: - "*": Matches any single label. - "**": Matches zero or more labels (first or last part of host only). - "{<name>=...}": One or more label capture, where "..." can be any template that does not include a capture. - "{<name>}": A single label capture. Identical to {<name>=*}. Examples: - "example.com": Only applies to the exact host example.com. - "*.example.com": Matches subdomains of example.com. - "**.example.com": matches example.com, and all levels of subdomains. - "{project}.example.com": Extracts the third level subdomain. - "{project=**}.example.com": Extracts the third level+ subdomains. - "{project=**}": Extracts the entire host.
repeated string host_patterns = 1;
- Returns:
- The count of hostPatterns.
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getHostPatterns
java.lang.String getHostPatterns(int index)
host_pattern is an ordered list of host template patterns for the desired value. If any host_pattern values are specified, then at least one must match, and the last one wins and sets any specified variables. A host consists of labels separated by dots. Each label is matched against the label in the pattern as follows: - "*": Matches any single label. - "**": Matches zero or more labels (first or last part of host only). - "{<name>=...}": One or more label capture, where "..." can be any template that does not include a capture. - "{<name>}": A single label capture. Identical to {<name>=*}. Examples: - "example.com": Only applies to the exact host example.com. - "*.example.com": Matches subdomains of example.com. - "**.example.com": matches example.com, and all levels of subdomains. - "{project}.example.com": Extracts the third level subdomain. - "{project=**}.example.com": Extracts the third level+ subdomains. - "{project=**}": Extracts the entire host.
repeated string host_patterns = 1;
- Parameters:
index
- The index of the element to return.- Returns:
- The hostPatterns at the given index.
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getHostPatternsBytes
com.google.protobuf.ByteString getHostPatternsBytes(int index)
host_pattern is an ordered list of host template patterns for the desired value. If any host_pattern values are specified, then at least one must match, and the last one wins and sets any specified variables. A host consists of labels separated by dots. Each label is matched against the label in the pattern as follows: - "*": Matches any single label. - "**": Matches zero or more labels (first or last part of host only). - "{<name>=...}": One or more label capture, where "..." can be any template that does not include a capture. - "{<name>}": A single label capture. Identical to {<name>=*}. Examples: - "example.com": Only applies to the exact host example.com. - "*.example.com": Matches subdomains of example.com. - "**.example.com": matches example.com, and all levels of subdomains. - "{project}.example.com": Extracts the third level subdomain. - "{project=**}.example.com": Extracts the third level+ subdomains. - "{project=**}": Extracts the entire host.
repeated string host_patterns = 1;
- Parameters:
index
- The index of the value to return.- Returns:
- The bytes of the hostPatterns at the given index.
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getPathPatternsList
java.util.List<java.lang.String> getPathPatternsList()
path_pattern is an ordered list of path template patterns for the desired value. If any path_pattern values are specified, then at least one must match, and the last one wins and sets any specified variables. A path consists of segments separated by slashes. Each segment is matched against the segment in the pattern as follows: - "*": Matches any single segment. - "**": Matches zero or more segments (first or last part of path only). - "{<name>=...}": One or more segment capture, where "..." can be any template that does not include a capture. - "{<name>}": A single segment capture. Identical to {<name>=*}. A custom method may also be specified by appending ":" and the custom method name or "*" to indicate any custom method (including no custom method). For example, "/*/projects/{project_id}/**:*" extracts `{project_id}` for any version, resource and custom method that includes it. By default, any custom method will be matched. Examples: - "/v1/{name=messages/*}": extracts a name like "messages/12345". - "/v1/messages/{message_id}": extracts a message_id like "12345". - "/v1/users/{user_id}/messages/{message_id}": extracts two key values.
repeated string path_patterns = 2;
- Returns:
- A list containing the pathPatterns.
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getPathPatternsCount
int getPathPatternsCount()
path_pattern is an ordered list of path template patterns for the desired value. If any path_pattern values are specified, then at least one must match, and the last one wins and sets any specified variables. A path consists of segments separated by slashes. Each segment is matched against the segment in the pattern as follows: - "*": Matches any single segment. - "**": Matches zero or more segments (first or last part of path only). - "{<name>=...}": One or more segment capture, where "..." can be any template that does not include a capture. - "{<name>}": A single segment capture. Identical to {<name>=*}. A custom method may also be specified by appending ":" and the custom method name or "*" to indicate any custom method (including no custom method). For example, "/*/projects/{project_id}/**:*" extracts `{project_id}` for any version, resource and custom method that includes it. By default, any custom method will be matched. Examples: - "/v1/{name=messages/*}": extracts a name like "messages/12345". - "/v1/messages/{message_id}": extracts a message_id like "12345". - "/v1/users/{user_id}/messages/{message_id}": extracts two key values.
repeated string path_patterns = 2;
- Returns:
- The count of pathPatterns.
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getPathPatterns
java.lang.String getPathPatterns(int index)
path_pattern is an ordered list of path template patterns for the desired value. If any path_pattern values are specified, then at least one must match, and the last one wins and sets any specified variables. A path consists of segments separated by slashes. Each segment is matched against the segment in the pattern as follows: - "*": Matches any single segment. - "**": Matches zero or more segments (first or last part of path only). - "{<name>=...}": One or more segment capture, where "..." can be any template that does not include a capture. - "{<name>}": A single segment capture. Identical to {<name>=*}. A custom method may also be specified by appending ":" and the custom method name or "*" to indicate any custom method (including no custom method). For example, "/*/projects/{project_id}/**:*" extracts `{project_id}` for any version, resource and custom method that includes it. By default, any custom method will be matched. Examples: - "/v1/{name=messages/*}": extracts a name like "messages/12345". - "/v1/messages/{message_id}": extracts a message_id like "12345". - "/v1/users/{user_id}/messages/{message_id}": extracts two key values.
repeated string path_patterns = 2;
- Parameters:
index
- The index of the element to return.- Returns:
- The pathPatterns at the given index.
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getPathPatternsBytes
com.google.protobuf.ByteString getPathPatternsBytes(int index)
path_pattern is an ordered list of path template patterns for the desired value. If any path_pattern values are specified, then at least one must match, and the last one wins and sets any specified variables. A path consists of segments separated by slashes. Each segment is matched against the segment in the pattern as follows: - "*": Matches any single segment. - "**": Matches zero or more segments (first or last part of path only). - "{<name>=...}": One or more segment capture, where "..." can be any template that does not include a capture. - "{<name>}": A single segment capture. Identical to {<name>=*}. A custom method may also be specified by appending ":" and the custom method name or "*" to indicate any custom method (including no custom method). For example, "/*/projects/{project_id}/**:*" extracts `{project_id}` for any version, resource and custom method that includes it. By default, any custom method will be matched. Examples: - "/v1/{name=messages/*}": extracts a name like "messages/12345". - "/v1/messages/{message_id}": extracts a message_id like "12345". - "/v1/users/{user_id}/messages/{message_id}": extracts two key values.
repeated string path_patterns = 2;
- Parameters:
index
- The index of the value to return.- Returns:
- The bytes of the pathPatterns at the given index.
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getQueryParametersList
java.util.List<NameMatcher> getQueryParametersList()
List of query parameter names to try to match. For example: ["parent", "name", "resource.name"] We extract all the specified query_parameters (case-sensitively). If any are marked as "required_match" and are not present, this keybuilder fails to match. If a given parameter appears multiple times (?foo=a&foo=b) we will report it as a comma-separated string (foo=a,b).
repeated .grpc.lookup.v1.NameMatcher query_parameters = 3;
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getQueryParameters
NameMatcher getQueryParameters(int index)
List of query parameter names to try to match. For example: ["parent", "name", "resource.name"] We extract all the specified query_parameters (case-sensitively). If any are marked as "required_match" and are not present, this keybuilder fails to match. If a given parameter appears multiple times (?foo=a&foo=b) we will report it as a comma-separated string (foo=a,b).
repeated .grpc.lookup.v1.NameMatcher query_parameters = 3;
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getQueryParametersCount
int getQueryParametersCount()
List of query parameter names to try to match. For example: ["parent", "name", "resource.name"] We extract all the specified query_parameters (case-sensitively). If any are marked as "required_match" and are not present, this keybuilder fails to match. If a given parameter appears multiple times (?foo=a&foo=b) we will report it as a comma-separated string (foo=a,b).
repeated .grpc.lookup.v1.NameMatcher query_parameters = 3;
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getQueryParametersOrBuilderList
java.util.List<? extends NameMatcherOrBuilder> getQueryParametersOrBuilderList()
List of query parameter names to try to match. For example: ["parent", "name", "resource.name"] We extract all the specified query_parameters (case-sensitively). If any are marked as "required_match" and are not present, this keybuilder fails to match. If a given parameter appears multiple times (?foo=a&foo=b) we will report it as a comma-separated string (foo=a,b).
repeated .grpc.lookup.v1.NameMatcher query_parameters = 3;
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getQueryParametersOrBuilder
NameMatcherOrBuilder getQueryParametersOrBuilder(int index)
List of query parameter names to try to match. For example: ["parent", "name", "resource.name"] We extract all the specified query_parameters (case-sensitively). If any are marked as "required_match" and are not present, this keybuilder fails to match. If a given parameter appears multiple times (?foo=a&foo=b) we will report it as a comma-separated string (foo=a,b).
repeated .grpc.lookup.v1.NameMatcher query_parameters = 3;
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getHeadersList
java.util.List<NameMatcher> getHeadersList()
List of headers to try to match. We extract all the specified header values (case-insensitively). If any are marked as "required_match" and are not present, this keybuilder fails to match. If a given header appears multiple times in the request we will report it as a comma-separated string, in standard HTTP fashion.
repeated .grpc.lookup.v1.NameMatcher headers = 4;
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getHeaders
NameMatcher getHeaders(int index)
List of headers to try to match. We extract all the specified header values (case-insensitively). If any are marked as "required_match" and are not present, this keybuilder fails to match. If a given header appears multiple times in the request we will report it as a comma-separated string, in standard HTTP fashion.
repeated .grpc.lookup.v1.NameMatcher headers = 4;
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getHeadersCount
int getHeadersCount()
List of headers to try to match. We extract all the specified header values (case-insensitively). If any are marked as "required_match" and are not present, this keybuilder fails to match. If a given header appears multiple times in the request we will report it as a comma-separated string, in standard HTTP fashion.
repeated .grpc.lookup.v1.NameMatcher headers = 4;
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getHeadersOrBuilderList
java.util.List<? extends NameMatcherOrBuilder> getHeadersOrBuilderList()
List of headers to try to match. We extract all the specified header values (case-insensitively). If any are marked as "required_match" and are not present, this keybuilder fails to match. If a given header appears multiple times in the request we will report it as a comma-separated string, in standard HTTP fashion.
repeated .grpc.lookup.v1.NameMatcher headers = 4;
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getHeadersOrBuilder
NameMatcherOrBuilder getHeadersOrBuilder(int index)
List of headers to try to match. We extract all the specified header values (case-insensitively). If any are marked as "required_match" and are not present, this keybuilder fails to match. If a given header appears multiple times in the request we will report it as a comma-separated string, in standard HTTP fashion.
repeated .grpc.lookup.v1.NameMatcher headers = 4;
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getConstantKeysCount
int getConstantKeysCount()
You can optionally set one or more specific key/value pairs to be added to the key_map. This can be useful to identify which builder built the key, for example if you are suppressing a lot of information from the URL, but need to separately cache and request URLs with that content.
map<string, string> constant_keys = 5;
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containsConstantKeys
boolean containsConstantKeys(java.lang.String key)
You can optionally set one or more specific key/value pairs to be added to the key_map. This can be useful to identify which builder built the key, for example if you are suppressing a lot of information from the URL, but need to separately cache and request URLs with that content.
map<string, string> constant_keys = 5;
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getConstantKeys
@Deprecated java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> getConstantKeys()
Deprecated.UsegetConstantKeysMap()
instead.
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getConstantKeysMap
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> getConstantKeysMap()
You can optionally set one or more specific key/value pairs to be added to the key_map. This can be useful to identify which builder built the key, for example if you are suppressing a lot of information from the URL, but need to separately cache and request URLs with that content.
map<string, string> constant_keys = 5;
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getConstantKeysOrDefault
java.lang.String getConstantKeysOrDefault(java.lang.String key, java.lang.String defaultValue)
You can optionally set one or more specific key/value pairs to be added to the key_map. This can be useful to identify which builder built the key, for example if you are suppressing a lot of information from the URL, but need to separately cache and request URLs with that content.
map<string, string> constant_keys = 5;
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getConstantKeysOrThrow
java.lang.String getConstantKeysOrThrow(java.lang.String key)
You can optionally set one or more specific key/value pairs to be added to the key_map. This can be useful to identify which builder built the key, for example if you are suppressing a lot of information from the URL, but need to separately cache and request URLs with that content.
map<string, string> constant_keys = 5;
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