Spring Framework 6.1.4 · org.springframework.web.servlet.theme

Theme support classes for Spring's web MVC framework. Provides standard ThemeResolver implementations, and a HandlerInterceptor for theme changes.

If you don't provide a bean of one of these classes as themeResolver, a FixedThemeResolver will be provided with the default theme name 'theme'.
If you use a defined FixedThemeResolver, you will able to use another theme name for default, but the users will stick on this theme.
With a CookieThemeResolver or SessionThemeResolver, you can allow the user to change his current theme.
Generally, you will put in the themes resource bundles the paths of CSS files, images and HTML constructs.
For retrieving themes data, you can either use the spring:theme tag in JSP or access via the RequestContext for other view technologies.
The pagedlist demo application uses themes

Class Summary

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
public abstract class	AbstractThemeResolver Deprecated since 6.0. as of 6.0 in favor of using CSS, without direct replacement Abstract base class for `ThemeResolver` implementations.
public class	CookieThemeResolver Deprecated since 6.0. as of 6.0 in favor of using CSS, without direct replacement `ThemeResolver` implementation that uses a cookie sent back to the user in case of a custom setting, with a fallback to the default theme.
public class	FixedThemeResolver Deprecated since 6.0. as of 6.0 in favor of using CSS, without direct replacement `org.springframework.web.servlet.ThemeResolver` implementation that simply uses a fixed theme.
public class	SessionThemeResolver Deprecated since 6.0. as of 6.0 in favor of using CSS, without direct replacement `org.springframework.web.servlet.ThemeResolver` implementation that uses a theme attribute in the user's session in case of a custom setting, with a fallback to the default theme.
public class	ThemeChangeInterceptor Deprecated since 6.0. as of 6.0 in favor of using CSS, without direct replacement Interceptor that allows for changing the current theme on every request, via a configurable request parameter (default parameter name: "theme").