Module io.helidon.webserver

Package io.helidon.webserver.http

Interface RoutingResponse

All Superinterfaces:

ServerResponse

All Known Implementing Classes:

ServerResponseBase

public interface RoutingResponse
extends ServerResponse

Routing response of a server.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	commit()	Commit the response.
boolean	hasEntity()	Whether this request has an entity.
boolean	isNexted()	Whether this request is nexted (ServerResponse.next() was called).
HttpPrologue	reroutePrologue(HttpPrologue prologue)	A new, rerouted prologue.
boolean	reset()	Return true if the underlying response buffers and headers can be reset and a new response can be sent.
void	resetRouting()	Reset routing information (nexted, rerouted etc.).
boolean	shouldReroute()	Should we reroute this exchange.

Methods inherited from interface io.helidon.webserver.http.ServerResponse

bytesWritten, contentLength, header, header, header, headers, isSent, next, outputStream, reroute, reroute, send, send, send, send, sink, status, status, status, streamFilter, streamResult, trailers, whenSent

Method Details

resetRouting

void resetRouting()

Reset routing information (nexted, rerouted etc.).

shouldReroute

boolean shouldReroute()

Should we reroute this exchange.

Returns:

whether rerouting was requested

reroutePrologue

HttpPrologue reroutePrologue(HttpPrologue prologue)

A new, rerouted prologue.

Parameters:

prologue - current prologue

Returns:

prologue to use when rerouting

isNexted

boolean isNexted()

Whether this request is nexted (ServerResponse.next() was called).

Returns:

if nexted

hasEntity

boolean hasEntity()

Whether this request has an entity.

Returns:

whether has entity

reset

boolean reset()

Return true if the underlying response buffers and headers can be reset and a new response can be sent.

Returns:

true if reset was successful and a new response can be created instead of the existing one, false if reset failed and status and headers (and maybe entity bytes) were already sent

commit

void commit()

Commit the response. This is mostly useful for output stream based responses, where we may want to delay closing the output stream to handle errors, when route uses try with resources. After this method is called, response cannot be reset().