public static RequestParameter matches(final String name, final String value)
   {
      return new RequestParameter(name, value) {
         @Override
         public String toString()
         {
            return "RequestParameter.matches(\"" + name + "\", \"" + value + "\")";
         }
      };
   }
public static RequestParameter matches(final String name, final String value)
   {
      return new RequestParameter(name, value) {
         @Override
         public String toString()
         {
            return "RequestParameter.matches(\"" + name + "\", \"" + value + "\")";
         }
      };
   }
public static RequestParameter matches ( final String name , final String value ) { return new RequestParameter ( name , value ) { @ Override public String toString ( ) { return "RequestParameter.matches(\"" + name + "\", \"" + value + "\")" ; } } ; }
Create a {@link Condition} that matches against both request parameter names and values.
<p>
Parameter name and value expressions may be parameterized:
<p>
<code>
RequestParameter.matches("username", "guest")<br/>
RequestParameter.matches("username", "{name}")<br/>
RequestParameter.matches("{anything}", "{value}")<br/>
</code>

@param name {@link ParameterizedPattern} matching the request parameter name.
@param value {@link ParameterizedPattern} matching the request parameter value.

@see ConfigurationRuleParameterBuilder#where(String) {@link HttpServletRequest#getParameterMap()}
Create a { @link Condition } that matches against both request parameter names and values . <p > Parameter name and value expressions may be parameterized : <p > <code > RequestParameter . matches ( username guest ) <br / > RequestParameter . matches ( username { name } ) <br / > RequestParameter . matches ( { anything } { value } ) <br / > < / code >