MultiNamespaceCustomPropertyResource

All Superinterfaces:

Resource
```
public interface MultiNamespaceCustomPropertyResource
extends Resource
```
A resource interface similar to CustomPropertyResource, except that it doesnt use accessor objects, and it supports multiple namespaces. Properties are requested with qualified names, QNames, which include both a namespace and a local name. To implement this you should decide on a namespace for your custom properties and then look for that component of the QName when implementing

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`List<QName>`	`getAllPropertyNames()`
`Object`	`getProperty(QName name)`
`PropertySource.PropertyMetaData`	`getPropertyMetaData(QName name)`	Get the metadata for the requested property, or return null if this implementation does not provide that property It is also legitimate to return PropertyMetaData.UNKNOWN for unsupported properties
`void`	`setProperty(QName name, Object value)`	Update the property with the given typed value.

Methods inherited from interface io.milton.resource.Resource
authenticate, authorise, checkRedirect, getModifiedDate, getName, getRealm, getUniqueId

- Method Detail
  - getProperty
```
Object getProperty(QName name)
```
  - setProperty
```
void setProperty(QName name,
                 Object value)
          throws PropertySource.PropertySetException,
                 io.milton.http.exceptions.NotAuthorizedException
```
    Update the property with the given typed value.
    
    Parameters:
    
    name - - the qualified name of the property
    
    value - - the new typed value
    
    Throws:
    
    com.bradmcevoy.property.PropertySource.PropertySetException - - if the input is invalid
    
    io.milton.http.exceptions.NotAuthorizedException - - if the current user is not allowed to set this value
    
    PropertySource.PropertySetException
  - getPropertyMetaData
```
PropertySource.PropertyMetaData getPropertyMetaData(QName name)
```
    Get the metadata for the requested property, or return null if this implementation does not provide that property It is also legitimate to return PropertyMetaData.UNKNOWN for unsupported properties
  - getAllPropertyNames
```
List<QName> getAllPropertyNames()
```