Java io.vertx.core MultiMap fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass

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In this page you can find the methods, fields and constructors for io.vertx.core MultiMap.

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Method

MultiMapadd(String name, String value)
Adds a new value with the specified name and value.
MultiMapadd(CharSequence name, CharSequence value)
Like #add(String,String) but accepting CharSequence as parameters
MultiMapadd(String name, Iterable values)
Adds a new values under the specified name
MultiMapadd(CharSequence name, Iterable values)
Like #add(String,Iterable) but accepting CharSequence as parameters
MultiMapcaseInsensitiveMultiMap()
Create a multi-map implementation with case insensitive keys, for instance it can be used to hold some HTTP headers.
booleancontains(String name)
Checks to see if there is a value with the specified name
booleancontains(CharSequence name)
Like #contains(String) but accepting a CharSequence as a parameter
List>entries()
Returns all entries in the multi-map.
Stringget(CharSequence name)
Stringget(String name)
Returns the value of with the specified name.
ListgetAll(String name)
Returns the values with the specified name
ListgetAll(CharSequence name)
Like #getAll(String) but accepting a CharSequence as a parameter
booleanisEmpty()
Return true if empty
Setnames()
Gets a immutable java.util.Set of all names
MultiMapremove(String name)
Removes the value with the given name
MultiMapremove(CharSequence name)
Like #remove(String) but accepting CharSequence as parameters
MultiMapset(String name, String value)
Sets a value under the specified name.
MultiMapset(CharSequence name, CharSequence value)
Like #set(String,String) but accepting CharSequence as parameters
MultiMapset(String name, Iterable values)
Sets values for the specified name.
MultiMapset(CharSequence name, Iterable values)
Like #set(String,Iterable) but accepting CharSequence as parameters
intsize()
Return the number of keys.