Examples with Response core.framework.web.Response used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Response

use of core.framework.web.Response in project core-ng-demo-project by neowu.

the class IndexController method index.

@Protected(operation = "index")
public Response index(Request request) {
    IndexPage model = new IndexPage();
    model.name = message.get("key.name", languageManager.language()).orElse("world not found");
    model.imageURL = "https://image.com/image123.jpg";
    // Session session = request.session();
    // //        Optional<String> hello = session.get("hello");
    // session.set("hello", "world");
    Response response = Response.html("/template/index.html", model, languageManager.language());
    response.cookie(Cookies.TEST, "1+2");
    response.cookie(Cookies.TEST1, "hello \"\" cookies");
    return response;
}

Example 2 with Response

use of core.framework.web.Response in project core-ng-project by neowu.

the class WebServiceControllerBuilderTest method batch.

@Test
void batch() throws Exception {
    TestWebService.TestRequest requestBean = new TestWebService.TestRequest();
    requestBean.stringField = "value";
    when(request.bean(Types.list(TestWebService.TestRequest.class))).thenReturn(Lists.newArrayList(requestBean));
    Controller controller = new WebServiceControllerBuilder<>(TestWebService.class, serviceImpl, TestWebService.class.getDeclaredMethod("batch", List.class)).build();
    Response response = controller.execute(request);
    assertEquals(HTTPStatus.OK, response.status());
}

Example 3 with Response

use of core.framework.web.Response in project core-ng-project by neowu.

the class HTTPServerErrorHandler method handleError.

void handleError(Throwable e, HttpServerExchange exchange, RequestImpl request, ActionLog actionLog) {
    if (exchange.isResponseStarted()) {
        logger.error("response was sent, discard the current http transaction");
        return;
    }
    try {
        Response errorResponse = null;
        if (customErrorHandler != null) {
            Optional<Response> customErrorResponse = customErrorHandler.handle(request, e);
            if (customErrorResponse.isPresent())
                errorResponse = customErrorResponse.get();
        }
        if (errorResponse == null) {
            String accept = exchange.getRequestHeaders().getFirst(Headers.ACCEPT);
            errorResponse = defaultErrorResponse(e, accept, actionLog);
        }
        responseHandler.render((ResponseImpl) errorResponse, exchange, actionLog);
    } catch (Throwable error) {
        logger.error(error.getMessage(), e);
        if (exchange.isResponseStarted()) {
            logger.error("failed to render error page, response was sent, discard the current http transaction");
            return;
        }
        renderDefaultErrorPage(error, exchange, actionLog);
    }
}

Example 4 with Response

use of core.framework.web.Response in project core-ng-project by neowu.

the class HTTPServerHandler method handle.

private void handle(String path, HttpServerExchange exchange) {
    ActionLog actionLog = logManager.begin("=== http transaction begin ===");
    RequestImpl request = new RequestImpl(exchange, requestBeanMapper);
    try {
        // initialize webContext at beginning, the customerErrorHandler in errorHandler may use it if any exception
        webContext.initialize(request);
        requestParser.parse(request, exchange, actionLog);
        request.session = sessionManager.load(request);
        HeaderMap headers = exchange.getRequestHeaders();
        String client = headers.getFirst(HTTPServerHandler.HEADER_CLIENT);
        if (client != null)
            actionLog.context("client", client);
        actionLog.refId(headers.getFirst(HTTPServerHandler.HEADER_REF_ID));
        ControllerHolder controller = route.get(path, request.method(), request.pathParams, actionLog);
        actionLog.action(controller.action);
        actionLog.context("controller", controller.controllerInfo);
        logger.debug("controllerClass={}", controller.controller.getClass().getCanonicalName());
        // trigger trace after action is determined due to trace log use action as part of path, is there better way?
        if ("true".equals(headers.getFirst(HEADER_TRACE))) {
            actionLog.trace = true;
        }
        Response response = new InvocationImpl(controller, interceptors, request, webContext).proceed();
        sessionManager.save(request, response);
        responseHandler.render((ResponseImpl) response, exchange, actionLog);
    } catch (Throwable e) {
        logManager.logError(e);
        errorHandler.handleError(e, exchange, request, actionLog);
    } finally {
        webContext.cleanup();
        logManager.end("=== http transaction end ===");
    }
}

Example 5 with Response

use of core.framework.web.Response in project core-ng-project by neowu.

the class WebServiceControllerBuilderTest method get.

@Test
void get() throws Exception {
    when(request.pathParam("id", Integer.class)).thenReturn(1);
    WebServiceControllerBuilder<TestWebService> builder = new WebServiceControllerBuilder<>(TestWebService.class, serviceImpl, TestWebService.class.getDeclaredMethod("get", Integer.class));
    Controller controller = builder.build();
    String sourceCode = builder.builder.sourceCode();
    assertEquals(ClasspathResources.text("webservice-test/test-webservice-controller-get.java"), sourceCode);
    Response response = controller.execute(request);
    assertEquals(HTTPStatus.OK, response.status());
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") Optional<TestWebService.TestResponse> bean = (Optional<TestWebService.TestResponse>) ((BeanBody) ((ResponseImpl) response).body).bean;
    assertEquals(2, (int) bean.get().intField);
}