I am building a web application with PLAY framework 2.2.1 and am trying to display all available http get query parameters for the requested site in the address bar, even the ones that are not set in the request. In cases where not all http get parameters are set, I want to add the unset parameters with the default values and make a redirect.
I have a site that can be requested with GET:
GET /test controllers.Application.test(q:String, w:String ?= null, f:String ?= null, o:String ?= null)
Here is the method that I'd like to have in controllers.Application
:
public static Result test(String q, String w, String f, String o){
...
// In case not all parameters where set
if (reload == 1){
return redirect(controllers.Application.test(qDefault, wDefault, fDefault, oDefault));
}
else {
ok(...);
}
}
The problem is that redirect() takes a String and not a Result object.
My first solution is to write
return controllers.Application.test(qDefault, wDefault, fDefault, oDefault);
But unfortunately the adress bar does not update.
My second solution is to build the string manually:
return redirect("/test?q=" + query + "&f=" + f + "&w=" + w + "&o=" + showOptions);
This works fine, but is there no other way more elegant way to do this?
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Changing the default Content-Type Will automatically set the Content-Type header to text/plain , while: JsonNode json = Json. toJson(object); Result jsonResult = ok(json); will set the Content-Type header to application/json .
The Controller layer reduces the impedance mismatch between HTTP and the Domain Model. Note. There are different architectural models with different strategies. Some protocols give you direct access to the domain model objects. This is typically what EJB or Corba protocols do.
What is an Action? Most of the requests received by a Play application are handled by an action. An action is basically a Java method that processes the request parameters, and produces a result to be sent to the client. public Result index(Http. Request request) { return ok("Got request " + request + "!"
Use the routes
object :
public static Result index() {
return redirect(controllers.routes.Application.test(qDefault, wDefault, fDefault, oDefault));
}
Source : Official Documentation
in addition this is also valid
public static Result index() {
return redirect("path");
}
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