Contains the basis for the generated service-specific libraries.
Classes
AbstractGoogleClient
Abstract thread-safe Google client.
AbstractGoogleClient.Builder
Builder for AbstractGoogleClient.
Implementation is not thread-safe.
AbstractGoogleClientRequest<T>
Abstract Google client request for a AbstractGoogleClient.
Implementation is not thread-safe.
CommonGoogleClientRequestInitializer
Google common client request initializer implementation for setting properties like key and userIp.
The simplest usage is to use it to set the key parameter:
public static final GoogleClientRequestInitializer KEY_INITIALIZER =
CommonGoogleClientRequestInitializer.newBuilder()
.setKey(KEY)
.build();
There is also a constructor to set both the key and userIp parameters:
public static final GoogleClientRequestInitializer INITIALIZER =
CommonGoogleClientRequestInitializer.newBuilder()
.setKey(KEY)
.setUserIp(USER_IP)
.build();
If you want to implement custom logic, extend it like this:
public static class MyRequestInitializer extends CommonGoogleClientRequestInitializer {
{@literal @}Override
public void initialize
(AbstractGoogleClientRequest{@literal <}?{@literal>} request) throws IOException {
// custom logic
}
}
Finally, to set the key and userIp parameters and insert custom logic, extend it like this:
public static class MyRequestInitializer2 extends CommonGoogleClientRequestInitializer {
public MyRequestInitializer2() {
super(KEY, USER_IP);
}
{@literal @}Override
public void initialize
(AbstractGoogleClientRequest{@literal <}?{@literal>} request) throws IOException {
super.initialize(request); // must be called to set the key and userIp parameters
// insert some additional logic
}
}
Subclasses should be thread-safe.
CommonGoogleClientRequestInitializer.Builder
Builder for CommonGoogleClientRequestInitializer.
Interfaces
GoogleClientRequestInitializer
Google client request initializer.
For example, this might be used to set a key URL query parameter on all requests:
public class KeyRequestInitializer implements GoogleClientRequestInitializer {
public void initialize(GoogleClientRequest request) {
request.put("key", KEY);
}
}
Implementations should be thread-safe.