On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 1:26 PM, Gael Pasgrimaud <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 27/07/2012 22:21, Iain Duncan wrote:
>
>> Hi, I'm implementing a set of views to return json to work with Dojo
>> object stores. From what I can gather, Dojo best wants me to return a
>> 204 status after a successful delete.
>> The view is registered as using the json renderer. It changes the
>> response status to 204 and returns None to the json renderer (or an
>> empty dict, I've tried both). Web test however is throwing an assertion
>> error with the message that there is content with my 204 response.
>>
>
> Try to return pyramid.httpexceptions.**HTTPNoContent()
>
Thanks Gael. Is that considered better practice than doing the following,
which also makes it pass but seems hacky? I'm worried that if I raise
HTTPNoContent, is it a text/json reponse? Or is that a non issue because
it's a 204? ( ie are json 204s and html 204s identical? )
my hacky fix:
self.request.response.status = '204 No Content'
self.request.response.headers.pop('Content-Type')
return None
thanks
Iain
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