Examples of org.asynchttpclient.filter.ResponseFilter.filter()

Class org.asynchttpclient.filter.ResponseFilter

Examples of org.asynchttpclient.filter.ResponseFilter.filter()

org.asynchttpclient.filter.ResponseFilter.filter()
An {@link org.asynchttpclient.AsyncHttpProvider} will invoke {@link ResponseFilter#filter} and will use thereturned {@link FilterContext#replayRequest()} and {@link FilterContext#getAsyncHandler()} to decide if the responseprocessing can continue. If {@link FilterContext#replayRequest()} return true, a new request will be madeusing {@link FilterContext#getRequest()} and the current response processing will be ignored. @param ctx a {@link FilterContext} @return {@link FilterContext}. The {@link FilterContext} instance may not the same as the original one. @throws FilterException to interrupt the filter processing.

            FilterContext fc = new FilterContext.FilterContextBuilder().asyncHandler(handler).request(context.getRequest())
                    .responseHeaders(responseHeaders).responseStatus(context.getResponseStatus()).build();
            try {
                for (int i = 0, len = filters.size(); i < len; i++) {
                    final ResponseFilter f = filters.get(i);
                    fc = f.filter(fc);
                }
            } catch (Exception e) {
                context.abort(e);
            }
            if (fc.replayRequest()) {

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