Examples with Result ninja.Result used on opensource projects

Example 21 with Result

use of ninja.Result in project ninja by ninjaframework.

the class ResultHandlerTest method testRenderPlainStringLeavesExplicitlySetContentTypeUntouched.

@Test
public void testRenderPlainStringLeavesExplicitlySetContentTypeUntouched() {
    final String toRender = "this is just a plain string";
    final String contentType = "any/contenttype";
    Result result = Results.ok();
    result.contentType(contentType);
    result.renderRaw(toRender);
    resultHandler.handleResult(result, context);
    assertEquals(contentType, result.getContentType());
}

Example 22 with Result

use of ninja.Result in project ninja by ninjaframework.

the class ResultHandlerTest method testThatNoHttpBodyWorks.

@Test
public void testThatNoHttpBodyWorks() {
    // make sure that NoHttpBody causes the resulthandler to finalize
    // the context and does not call a tempate render engine.
    Result result = new Result(200);
    result.render(new NoHttpBody());
    resultHandler.handleResult(result, context);
    verify(context).finalizeHeaders(result);
}

Example 23 with Result

use of ninja.Result in project ninja by ninjaframework.

the class ResultHandlerTest method testContentNegotiation.

@Test
public void testContentNegotiation() {
    when(context.getAcceptContentType()).thenReturn("text/html");
    Result result = Results.ok();
    resultHandler.handleResult(result, context);
    assertEquals("text/html", result.getContentType());
    verify(templateEngineHtml).invoke(context, result);
}

Example 24 with Result

use of ninja.Result in project ninja by ninjaframework.

the class ResultHandlerTest method testThatFallbackContentTypeWorks.

@Test
public void testThatFallbackContentTypeWorks() {
    Result result = new Result(200).fallbackContentType(Result.TEXT_HTML).contentType(null);
    resultHandler.handleResult(result, context);
    assertThat(result.getContentType(), equalTo(Result.TEXT_HTML));
}

Example 25 with Result

use of ninja.Result in project ninja by ninjaframework.

the class ResultHandlerTest method testAddingOfDefaultHeadersWorks.

/**
 * If Cache-Control is not set the no-cache strategy has to be applied.
 *
 * We expect Cache-Control: ... Date: ... Expires: ...
 */
@Test
public void testAddingOfDefaultHeadersWorks() {
    Result result = Results.json();
    // just a new object as dummy...
    result.render(new Object());
    // make sure the stuff is not set by default json method (just in
    // case...)
    assertNull(result.getHeaders().get(Result.CACHE_CONTROL));
    assertNull(result.getHeaders().get(Result.DATE));
    assertNull(result.getHeaders().get(Result.EXPIRES));
    // handle result
    resultHandler.handleResult(result, context);
    // make sure stuff is there:
    assertEquals(Result.CACHE_CONTROL_DEFAULT_NOCACHE_VALUE, result.getHeaders().get(Result.CACHE_CONTROL));
    assertNotNull(result.getHeaders().get(Result.DATE));
    assertEquals(DateUtil.formatForHttpHeader(0L), result.getHeaders().get(Result.EXPIRES));
}