Uses of Annotation Interface
io.goobi.viewer.api.rest.bindings.UserLoggedInBinding

Packages that use UserLoggedInBinding

Package	Description
io.goobi.viewer.api.rest.filters	JAX-RS request and response filters implementing cross-cutting concerns such as access control, CORS headers, IIIF image parameter validation, and PDF/image delivery guards.
io.goobi.viewer.api.rest.v1.cms	REST resources for the CMS module in the v1 API, providing access to CMS pages, media assets, sliders, and image delivery for content management functionality.
io.goobi.viewer.api.rest.v2.cms	REST resources for the CMS module in the v2 API, providing updated endpoints for CMS media retrieval and IIIF-compatible image delivery of CMS assets.

Uses of UserLoggedInBinding in io.goobi.viewer.api.rest.filters

Classes in io.goobi.viewer.api.rest.filters with annotations of type UserLoggedInBinding

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	UserLoggedInFilter	Only allow requests from a session with a logged in Goobi viewer user.

Uses of UserLoggedInBinding in io.goobi.viewer.api.rest.v1.cms

Methods in io.goobi.viewer.api.rest.v1.cms with annotations of type UserLoggedInBinding

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
List<String>	CMSMediaResource.getAllFiles()	List all uploaded media files.
Response	CMSMediaResource.uploadMediaFiles(boolean enabled, String filename, InputStream uploadedInputStream, org.glassfish.jersey.media.multipart.FormDataContentDisposition fileDetail)	May receive a file from a multipart form and saves the file in the cms media folder.

Uses of UserLoggedInBinding in io.goobi.viewer.api.rest.v2.cms

Methods in io.goobi.viewer.api.rest.v2.cms with annotations of type UserLoggedInBinding

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
List<String>	CMSMediaResource.getAllFiles()	List all uploaded media files.
Response	CMSMediaResource.uploadMediaFiles(boolean enabled, String filename, InputStream uploadedInputStream, org.glassfish.jersey.media.multipart.FormDataContentDisposition fileDetail)	May receive a file from a multipart form and saves the file in the cms media folder.