On Thu, 27 Mar 2008, BJ Freeman wrote:
not sure why you can't pass it back thru the controller and specify the
view you want to use.
it would seem a lot less efforts and keep it simple.
When you say client, are you speaking of a http client of some other.
an http client (another app, not a browser).
I think I got it worked out:
I went ahead and changed my request handler to put the return values in
the session object, and return success/error and then built a ViewHandler
that gets the values from the session.
Seems like extra lifting but maybe it will make sense to me later.
thanks,
-Ryan
Ryan Sweet sent the following on 3/27/2008 10:25 AM:
I want to be able to have the request handler pass the response from the
event handler directly back to the client. In this case, the request
handler is just sending back simple strings. I'd like to be able to
either just pass these directly back to the client, or pass them through
a StringViewHandler class if I have to have a view handler.
From going through RequestHandler it doesn't seem like <response
type="none"> does what I want.
In this particular case, I don't need freemarker templates or any other
munging of the response data, and so I'm reluctant to setup the normal
pile of views/templates. Is there a way in controller.xml to tell the
ControlServlet to just pass on the values spit out by the request handler?
If not, is there a way to setup the <response/> element such that name=
can match whatever is returned (ie default response if no match on name
is found)?
Does that make sense?
regards,
-Ryan
