Package io.micronaut.http.annotation

package io.micronaut.http.annotation

HTTP annotations representing various requests types that are received.

Since:

1.0

Author:

Graeme Rocher

Related Packages

Package	Description
io.micronaut.http	HTTP classes to represent methods, responses and attributes.

Annotation Interfaces

Class	Description
Body	An annotation that can be applied to method argument to indicate that the method argument is bound from the HTTP body.
ClientFilter	Mark a bean as a filter for the HTTP client.
Consumes	An annotation to indicate the MediaTypes consumed by a particular component.
Controller	Indicates that the role of a class is a controller within an application.
CookieValue	An annotation that can be applied to method argument to indicate that the method argument is bound from an HTTP cookie.
CustomHttpMethod	This annotation is designed for non-standard http methods, that you can provide by specifying the required CustomHttpMethod.method() property.
Delete	Annotation that can be applied to method to signify the method receives a HttpMethod.DELETE.
Error	Annotation that can be applied to method to map it to an error route.
Filter	An annotation that can be applied to classes that implement HttpFilter to specify the patterns.
FilterMatcher	Stereotype annotation that helps to link together instance of the filter and http client that filter should be applied to.
Get	Annotation that can be applied to method to signify the method receives a HttpMethod.GET.
Head	Annotation that can be applied to method to signify the method receives a HttpMethod.HEAD.
Header	An annotation that can be applied to method argument to indicate that the method argument is bound from an HTTP header This also can be used in conjunction with @Headers to list headers on a client class that will always be applied.
Headers	This lets you declare several headers for a client class and have them always included.
HttpMethodMapping	A meta annotation for HTTP Controller actions.
Options	Annotation that can be applied to method to signify the method receives a HttpMethod.OPTIONS.
Part	An annotation that can be applied to method argument to indicate that the method argument is bound from a specific part of a "multipart/form-data" request.
Patch	Annotation that can be applied to method to signify the method receives a HttpMethod.PATCH.
PathVariable	Used to bind a parameter exclusively from a path variable.
Post	Annotation that can be applied to method to signify the method receives a HttpMethod.POST.
Produces	An annotation to indicate the MediaTypes produced by a particular component.
Put	Annotation that can be applied to method to signify the method receives a HttpMethod.PUT.
QueryValue	Indicates that the parameter to a method should be bound from a value in the query string or path of the URI.
RequestAttribute	An annotation that can be applied to method arguments to indicate that the method argument is bound to an HTTP request attribute This can also be used in conjunction with @RequestAttributes to list attributes on a client class that will always be applied Note: Request attributes are intended for internal data sharing only, and are not attached to the outbound request.
RequestAttributes	This lets you declare several attributes for a client class and have them always included.
RequestBean	Used to bind Bindable parameters to a Bean object.
RequestFilter	Method annotation for a request filter.
ResponseFilter	Method annotation for a response filter.
RouteCondition	Allows defining a condition for this route to match using an expression.
ServerFilter	Mark a bean as a filter for the HTTP server.
Status	Sets alternative HttpStatus response code when applied to a method and HttpStatus code is specified.
Trace	Annotation that can be applied to method to signify the method receives a HttpMethod.TRACE.
UriMapping	Meta annotation for the mapped URI whether at the controller or action level.