NAME
WebDAO::Response - Response class
SYNOPSYS
new WebDAO::Response:: cv => $cv
DESCRIPTION
Class for make HTTP response
METHODS
get_request
Return ref to request object (WebDAO::CV)
set_status INT
set response HTTP status
$r->set_status(200)
return $self
set_header NAME, VALUE
Set out header:
$response->set_header('Location', $redirect_url);
$response->set_header( 'Content-Type' => 'text/html; charset=utf-8' );
return $self reference
get_header NAME
return value for header NAME:
aliases for headers
content_type
$r->content_type('text/html; charset=utf-8');
content_length
A decimal number indicating the size in bytes of the message content.
get_mime_for_filename <filename>
Determine mime type for filename (Simple by ext); return str
print_header
print header.return $self reference
redirect2url <url for redirect to> [, $code]
Set headers for redirect to url.return $self reference
set_cookie ( name => <cookie_name>, value=><cookie_value> ...)
Set cookie. return $self reference
set_callback(sub1{}[, sub2{} ..])
Set callbacks for call after flush
send_file <filename>|<file_handle>|<reference to GLOB> [, -type=><MIME type string>]
Prepare headers and save
$respose->send_file($filename, -type=>'image/jpeg');
flush
Flush current state of response.
set_modal
Set modal mode for answer
error404
Set HTTP 404 headers
wantformat ['format',['forse_set_format']]
Return expected output format: defauilt html
# return string for format
$r->wantformat()
Check if desired format is expected
#$r->wantformat('html') return boolean
if ($r->wantformat('html')) {
#
}
Force set desired format:
$r->wantformat('html'=>1); #return $response object ref
detect_wantformat ($cv)
Method for detect output format when wantformat()
called
Must return :
string - output format, i.e. 'html', 'xml'
undef - unknown ( use defaults )
set_empty
Set flag for empty response. Headers are not printed. return $self
is_empty
Check is response cleared. Return 1|0
SEE ALSO
http://webdao.sourceforge.net
AUTHOR
Zahatski Aliaksandr, <zag@cpan.org>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright 2002-2012 by Zahatski Aliaksandr
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.