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{% block meta_description %}Spincast Response plugin to manipulate the headers and content sent.{% endblock %}

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Overview

This plugin provides a add-on to help building a response to the current HTTP request.

Make sure you read the dedicated Sending the response section for more information.

Installation

If you use the spincast-default artifact and the standard Bootstrapper, this plugin is already installed by default so you have nothing to do!

If you start from scratch, using the spincast-core artifact, you can use the plugin by :

1. Adding this Maven artifact to your project:

<dependency>
    <groupId>org.spincast</groupId>
    <artifactId>spincast-plugins-response</artifactId>
    <version>{{spincast.spincastCurrrentVersion}}</version>
</dependency>

2. Installing the provided SpincastResponsePluginModule module to your Guice context.

Plugin class

The class implementing the SpincastPlugin interface is SpincastResponsePlugin.

Suggested add-on

  • Name : response()
  • Component : ResponseRequestContextAddon
  • Usage : to help building a response to the current HTTP request. It allows you to manipulate the HTTP headers and provides utilities to build the body.

Examples :

  • Sending content directly :

    public void myHandler(AppRequestContext context) {
        context.response().setStatusCode(418);
        context.response().sendPlainText("Drink tea!");
    }

  • Building the response model and render HTML using a template :

    public void myHandler(AppRequestContext context) {
        //...
        context.response().getModel().set("user", someUser);
        context.response().sendTemplateHtml("/templates/user.html");
    }

This add-on is already installed by default on the Request Context type.

Javadoc

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