com.faunos.util.net.http
Class IdemResponseFactory

java.lang.Object
  com.faunos.util.net.http.IdemResponseFactory

All Implemented Interfaces:

ResponseFactory

public class IdemResponseFactory
extends Object
implements ResponseFactory

A pre-processing ResponseFactory filter that does not allow HTTP POST, PUT, or DELETE verbs and issues a standard 405 (Method Not Allowed) response.

The following header is also added:
Allow: GET, HEAD

Author:

Babak Farhang

Constructor Summary

IdemResponseFactory(ResponseFactory inner)

Method Summary

Stagelet

getResponse(RequestHeader request, StageletStack stack, boolean asynchHint) Returns a response stagelet for the given request.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

IdemResponseFactory

public IdemResponseFactory(ResponseFactory inner)

Method Detail

getResponse

public Stagelet getResponse(RequestHeader request,
                            StageletStack stack,
                            boolean asynchHint)

Description copied from interface: ResponseFactory

Returns a response stagelet for the given request. At minimum, the implementation returns a header stage that writes out the HTTP response headers. More typically, the returned stagelet will itself be only responsible for writing the response content; for the HTTP response headers, it will first push a ResponseHeaderStage on the given stack. (Per the stagelet contract, it must wait to push this header stage after its init method is invoked.

Specified by:

getResponse in interface ResponseFactory

stack - if the returned stagelet is itself stack-aware, then it will push additional stagelets (e.g. the header response stage) onto the given stack. The rules for when and how stagelets can be pushed on the stack are described in the Stagelet interface.

asynchHint - if true, then the response stagelet should try to process non-network I/O based tasks asynchronously.

See Also:

Stagelet, HandletContext.processAsynch()