List of flushContentToWrappedResponse() Examples

Examples of flushContentToWrappedResponse()

com.sun.faces.application.InterweavingResponse.flushContentToWrappedResponse()
Flush the current buffered content to the wrapped response (this could be a Servlet or Portlet response) @throws IOException if content cannot be written
com.sun.faces.application.ViewHandlerResponseWrapper.flushContentToWrappedResponse()

Examples of com.sun.faces.application.InterweavingResponse.flushContentToWrappedResponse()

        if (response instanceof InterweavingResponse) {
            InterweavingResponse wrapped =
                  (InterweavingResponse) response;
            try {
                if (wrapped.isBytes()) {
                    wrapped.flushContentToWrappedResponse();
                } else if (wrapped.isChars()) {
                    char[] chars = wrapped.getChars();
                    if (null != chars && 0 < chars.length) {
                        if (null != verbatim) {
                            value = (String) verbatim.getValue();

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Examples of com.sun.faces.application.ViewHandlerResponseWrapper.flushContentToWrappedResponse()

        // on handling status codes on a forward
        if (wrapped.getStatus() < 200 || wrapped.getStatus() > 299) {
            // flush the contents of the wrapper to the response
            // this is necessary as the user may be using a custom
            // error page - this content should be propagated
            wrapped.flushContentToWrappedResponse();
            return true;
        }


        // Put the AFTER_VIEW_CONTENT into request scope
        // temporarily

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Examples of com.sun.faces.application.ViewHandlerResponseWrapper.flushContentToWrappedResponse()

        // on handling status codes on a forward
        if (wrapped.getStatus() < 200 || wrapped.getStatus() > 299) {
            // flush the contents of the wrapper to the response
            // this is necessary as the user may be using a custom
            // error page - this content should be propagated
            wrapped.flushContentToWrappedResponse();
            return true;
        }


        // Put the AFTER_VIEW_CONTENT into request scope
        // temporarily

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Examples of com.sun.faces.application.ViewHandlerResponseWrapper.flushContentToWrappedResponse()

        // on handling status codes on a forward
        if (wrapped.getStatus() < 200 || wrapped.getStatus() > 299) {
            // flush the contents of the wrapper to the response
            // this is necessary as the user may be using a custom
            // error page - this content should be propagated
            wrapped.flushContentToWrappedResponse();
            return true;
        }


        // Put the AFTER_VIEW_CONTENT into request scope
        // temporarily

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Examples of com.sun.faces.application.ViewHandlerResponseWrapper.flushContentToWrappedResponse()

        // on handling status codes on a forward
        if (wrapped.getStatus() < 200 || wrapped.getStatus() > 299) {
            // flush the contents of the wrapper to the response
            // this is necessary as the user may be using a custom
            // error page - this content should be propagated
            wrapped.flushContentToWrappedResponse();
            return true;
        }


        // Put the AFTER_VIEW_CONTENT into request scope
        // temporarily

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Examples of com.sun.faces.application.ViewHandlerResponseWrapper.flushContentToWrappedResponse()

        // on handling status codes on a forward
        if (wrapped.getStatus() < 200 || wrapped.getStatus() > 299) {
            // flush the contents of the wrapper to the response
            // this is necessary as the user may be using a custom
            // error page - this content should be propagated
            wrapped.flushContentToWrappedResponse();
            return true;
        }


        // Put the AFTER_VIEW_CONTENT into request scope
        // temporarily

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