The event fired after the request is processed by {@link Servlet}.
Warp service is not initialized at the time of firing this event.
If you want to have access to all Warp services, observe {@link AfterServlet} event instead.
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manager.bind(RequestScoped.class, FilterChain.class, filterChain); try { manager.fire(new ProcessHttpRequest()); } finally { manager.fire(new AfterRequest(request, response)); manager.fire(new AfterSuite()); manager.shutdown(); }
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beforeRequest.fire(new BeforeRequest(context.getEvent().getRequest(), context.getEvent().getResponse())); context.proceed(); } finally { try { afterRequest.fire(new AfterRequest(context.getEvent().getRequest(), context.getEvent().getResponse())); } finally { testContext.deactivate(); testContext.destroy(requestId); } }
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manager.bind(RequestScoped.class, FilterChain.class, filterChain); try { manager.fire(new ProcessHttpRequest()); } finally { manager.fire(new AfterRequest(request, response)); } manager.fire(new PassivateManager(manager)); }