Package net.infopeers.restrant.engine.parser

Examples of net.infopeers.restrant.engine.parser.BasicPatternParser$ContentType


   
    t.appendHeader(w);
   
    String pathFormat = "/test/testa/myaction?to=:TO";
   
    BasicPatternParser bp = new BasicPatternParser(pathFormat, phFormatter);
    t.appendClass(w, TestJsClass.class);
    for(Method m: TestJsClass.class.getMethods()){
     
      if(m.getAnnotation(net.infopeers.restrant.Method.class) == null){
        continue;
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    public void renderPageResponse(Page page) throws IOException
    {
        assert page != null;

        ContentType contentType = pageContentTypeAnalyzer.findContentType(page);

        // For the moment, the content type is all that's used determine the model for the markup writer.
        // It's something of a can of worms.

        MarkupWriter writer = markupWriterFactory.newMarkupWriter(contentType);

        markupRenderer.renderPageMarkup(page, writer);

        PrintWriter pw = response.getPrintWriter(contentType.toString());

        long startNanos = System.nanoTime();

        writer.toMarkup(pw);
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    {
        // This is a complex area as we are trying to keep public and private services properly
        // separated, and trying to keep stateless and stateful (i.e., perthread scope) services
        // separated. So we inform the stateful queue service what it needs to do here ...

        ContentType pageContentType = (ContentType) request.getAttribute(InternalConstants.CONTENT_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE_NAME);

        ContentType contentType = new ContentType(InternalConstants.JSON_MIME_TYPE, outputEncoding);

        MarkupWriter writer = factory.newPartialMarkupWriter(pageContentType);

        JSONObject reply = new JSONObject();

        // ... and here, the pipeline eventually reaches the PRQ to let it render the root render command.

        partialMarkupRenderer.renderMarkup(writer, reply);

        PrintWriter pw = response.getPrintWriter(contentType.toString());

        if (compactJSON)
            reply.print(pw);
        else
            reply.prettyPrint(pw);
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        this.outputEncoding = outputEncoding;
    }

    public void processResultValue(JSONObject value) throws IOException
    {
        ContentType contentType = new ContentType(InternalConstants.JSON_MIME_TYPE, outputEncoding);

        PrintWriter pw = response.getPrintWriter(contentType.toString());

        pw.print(value.toString());

        pw.flush();
    }
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        this.outputEncoding = outputEncoding;
    }

    public void processResultValue(JSONArray value) throws IOException
    {
        ContentType contentType = new ContentType(InternalConstants.JSON_MIME_TYPE, outputEncoding);

        PrintWriter pw = response.getPrintWriter(contentType.toString());

        pw.print(value.toString());

        pw.flush();
    }
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            }
        };

        resources.triggerEvent("providecompletions", new Object[]{input}, callback);

        ContentType contentType = responseRenderer.findContentType(this);

        MarkupWriter writer = factory.newMarkupWriter(contentType);

        generateResponseMarkup(writer, matchesHolder.get());

        return new TextStreamResponse(contentType.toString(), writer.toString());
    }
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    {
        // This is a complex area as we are trying to keep public and private services properly
        // seperated, and trying to keep stateless and stateful (i.e., perthread scope) services
        // seperated. So we inform the stateful queue service what it needs to do here ...

        ContentType pageContentType =
                (ContentType) request.getAttribute(InternalConstants.CONTENT_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE_NAME);

        ContentType contentType = new ContentType(InternalConstants.JSON_MIME_TYPE, outputEncoding);

        MarkupWriter writer = factory.newMarkupWriter(pageContentType);

        JSONObject reply = new JSONObject();

        // ... and here, the pipeline eventually reaches the PRQ to let it render the root render command.

        partialMarkupRenderer.renderMarkup(writer, reply);

        PrintWriter pw = response.getPrintWriter(contentType.toString());

        pw.print(reply);

        pw.flush();
    }
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    public MarkupWriter newMarkupWriter(String pageName)
    {
        Page page = cache.get(pageName);

        ContentType contentType = analyzer.findContentType(page);

        return newMarkupWriter(contentType);
    }
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        {
            // This is a complex area as we are trying to keep public and private services properly
            // separated, and trying to keep stateless and stateful (i.e., perthread scope) services
            // separated. So we inform the stateful queue service what it needs to do here ...

            ContentType pageContentType = (ContentType) request.getAttribute(InternalConstants.CONTENT_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE_NAME);

            ContentType contentType = new ContentType(InternalConstants.JSON_MIME_TYPE, outputEncoding);

            MarkupWriter writer = factory.newPartialMarkupWriter(pageContentType);

            JSONObject reply = new JSONObject();

            // ... and here, the pipeline eventually reaches the PRQ to let it render the root render command.

            partialMarkupRenderer.renderMarkup(writer, reply);

            PrintWriter pw = response.getPrintWriter(contentType.toString());

            reply.print(pw, compactJSON);

            pw.close();
        } finally
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        };

        resources.triggerEvent(EventConstants.PROVIDE_COMPLETIONS, new Object[]
        { input }, callback);

        ContentType contentType = responseRenderer.findContentType(this);

        MarkupWriter writer = factory.newPartialMarkupWriter(contentType);

        generateResponseMarkup(writer, matchesHolder.get());

        return new TextStreamResponse(contentType.toString(), writer.toString());
    }
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