Status
Generates default Result from a content type, headers and content.
Value parameters
- status
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the HTTP response status, e.g ‘200 OK’
Attributes
- Graph
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- Supertypes
Members list
Value members
Concrete methods
Set the result's content.
Set the result's content.
Value parameters
- content
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The content to send.
Attributes
Feed the content as the response, using chunked transfer encoding.
Feed the content as the response, using chunked transfer encoding.
Chunked transfer encoding is only supported for HTTP 1.1 clients. If the client is an HTTP 1.0 client, Play will instead return a 505 error code.
Chunked encoding allows the server to send a response where the content length is not known, or for potentially infinite streams, while still allowing the connection to be kept alive and reused for the next request.
Value parameters
- content
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Source providing the content to stream.
- contentType
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an optional content type.
Attributes
Feed the content as the response, using chunked transfer encoding.
Feed the content as the response, using chunked transfer encoding.
Chunked transfer encoding is only supported for HTTP 1.1 clients. If the client is an HTTP 1.0 client, Play will instead return a 505 error code.
Chunked encoding allows the server to send a response where the content length is not known, or for potentially infinite streams, while still allowing the connection to be kept alive and reused for the next request.
Value parameters
- content
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Source providing the content to stream.
- fileName
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Function to retrieve the file name rendered in the
Content-Dispositionheader. By default the name of the file is used. The response will also automatically include the MIME type in theContent-Typeheader deducing it from this file name if theimplicit fileMimeTypesincludes it or fallback to the content-type of theimplicit writeableif unknown. - inline
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If the content should be rendered inline or as attachment.
Attributes
Send an HTTP entity with this status.
Send an HTTP entity with this status.
Value parameters
- entity
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The entity to send.
Attributes
Send an HTTP entity with this status.
Send an HTTP entity with this status.
Value parameters
- entity
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The entity to send.
- fileName
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Function to retrieve the file name rendered in the
Content-Dispositionheader. By default the name of the file is used. The response will also automatically include the MIME type in theContent-Typeheader deducing it from this file name if theimplicit fileMimeTypesincludes it or fallback toapplication/octet-streamif unknown. - inline
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If the content should be rendered inline or as attachment.
Attributes
Send a file.
Send a file.
Value parameters
- content
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The file to send.
- fileName
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Function to retrieve the file name rendered in the
Content-Dispositionheader. By default the name of the file is used. The response will also automatically include the MIME type in theContent-Typeheader deducing it from this file name if theimplicit fileMimeTypesincludes it or fallback toapplication/octet-streamif unknown. - inline
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Use Content-Disposition inline or attachment.
- onClose
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Useful in order to perform cleanup operations (e.g. deleting a temporary file generated for a download).
Attributes
Send a path.
Send a path.
Value parameters
- content
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The path to send.
- fileName
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Function to retrieve the file name rendered in the
Content-Dispositionheader. By default the name of the file is used. The response will also automatically include the MIME type in theContent-Typeheader deducing it from this file name if theimplicit fileMimeTypesincludes it or fallback toapplication/octet-streamif unknown. - inline
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Use Content-Disposition inline or attachment.
- onClose
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Useful in order to perform cleanup operations (e.g. deleting a temporary file generated for a download).
Attributes
Send the given resource from the given classloader.
Send the given resource from the given classloader.
Value parameters
- classLoader
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The classloader to load it from, defaults to the classloader for this class.
- fileName
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Function to retrieve the file name rendered in the
Content-Dispositionheader. By default the name of the file is used. The response will also automatically include the MIME type in theContent-Typeheader deducing it from this file name if theimplicit fileMimeTypesincludes it or fallback toapplication/octet-streamif unknown. - inline
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Whether it should be served as an inline file, or as an attachment.
- onClose
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Useful in order to perform cleanup operations (e.g. deleting a temporary file generated for a download).
- resource
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The path of the resource to load.
Attributes
Feed the content as the response, using a streamed entity.
Feed the content as the response, using a streamed entity.
It will use the given Content-Type, but if is not present, then it fallsback to use the Writeable contentType.
Value parameters
- content
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Source providing the content to stream.
- contentLength
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an optional content length.
- contentType
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an optional content type.
Attributes
Feed the content as the response, using a streamed entity.
Feed the content as the response, using a streamed entity.
It will use the given Content-Type, but if is not present, then it fallsback to use the Writeable contentType.
Value parameters
- content
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Source providing the content to stream.
- contentLength
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an optional content length.
- fileName
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Function to retrieve the file name rendered in the
Content-Dispositionheader. By default the name of the file is used. The response will also automatically include the MIME type in theContent-Typeheader deducing it from this file name if theimplicit fileMimeTypesincludes it or fallback to the content-type of theimplicit writeableif unknown. - inline
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If the content should be rendered inline or as attachment.
Attributes
Inherited methods
Create a new versions of this object with the given attribute attached to it.
Create a new versions of this object with the given attribute attached to it.
Type parameters
- A
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The type of value.
Value parameters
- key
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The new attribute key.
- value
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The attribute value.
Attributes
- Returns
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The new version of this object with the new attribute.
- Inherited from:
- Result
Create a new versions of this object with the given attributes attached to it.
Create a new versions of this object with the given attributes attached to it.
Value parameters
- entries
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The new attributes.
Attributes
- Returns
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The new version of this object with the new attributes.
- Inherited from:
- Result
Create a new versions of this object with the given attributes attached to it.
Create a new versions of this object with the given attributes attached to it.
Value parameters
- e1
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The first new attribute.
- e2
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The second new attribute.
- e3
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The third new attribute.
Attributes
- Returns
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The new version of this object with the new attributes.
- Inherited from:
- Result
Create a new versions of this object with the given attributes attached to it.
Create a new versions of this object with the given attributes attached to it.
Value parameters
- e1
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The first new attribute.
- e2
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The second new attribute.
Attributes
- Returns
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The new version of this object with the new attributes.
- Inherited from:
- Result
Create a new versions of this object with the given attribute attached to it.
Create a new versions of this object with the given attribute attached to it.
Value parameters
- e1
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The new attribute.
Attributes
- Returns
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The new version of this object with the new attribute.
- Inherited from:
- Result
Example:
Example:
Ok.addingToSession("foo" -> "bar").addingToSession("baz" -> "bah")
Value parameters
- request
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Current request
- values
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(key -> value) pairs to add to this result’s session
Attributes
- Returns
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A copy of this result with
valuesadded to its session scope. - Inherited from:
- Result
Changes the result content type.
Changes the result content type.
For example:
Ok("<text>Hello world</text>").as("application/xml")
Value parameters
- contentType
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the new content type.
Attributes
- Returns
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the new result
- Inherited from:
- Result
Convert this result to a Java result.
Encode the cookies into the Set-Cookie header. The session is always baked first, followed by the flash cookie, followed by all the other cookies in order.
Encode the cookies into the Set-Cookie header. The session is always baked first, followed by the flash cookie, followed by all the other cookies in order.
Attributes
- Inherited from:
- Result
Discards cookies along this result.
Discards cookies along this result.
For example:
Redirect(routes.Application.index()).discardingCookies(DiscardingCookie("theme"))
Value parameters
- cookies
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the cookies to discard along to this result
Attributes
- Returns
-
the new result
- Inherited from:
- Result
Discards headers to this result.
Discards headers to this result.
For example:
Ok("Hello world").discardingHeader(ETAG)
Value parameters
- name
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the header to discard from this result.
Attributes
- Returns
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the new result
- Inherited from:
- Result
Adds values to the flash scope for this result.
Adds values to the flash scope for this result.
For example:
Redirect(routes.Application.index()).flashing("success" -> "Done!")
Value parameters
- values
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the flash values to set with this result
Attributes
- Returns
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the new result
- Inherited from:
- Result
Adds values to the flash scope for this result.
Adds values to the flash scope for this result.
For example:
Redirect(routes.Application.index()).flashing(flash + ("success" -> "Done!"))
Value parameters
- flash
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the flash scope to set with this result
Attributes
- Returns
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the new result
- Inherited from:
- Result
Attributes
- Inherited from:
- Product
Attributes
- Inherited from:
- Product
Create a new versions of this object with the given attribute removed.
Create a new versions of this object with the given attribute removed.
Value parameters
- key
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The key of the attribute to remove.
Attributes
- Returns
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The new version of this object with the attribute removed.
- Inherited from:
- Result
Example:
Example:
Ok.removingFromSession("foo")
Value parameters
- keys
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Keys to remove from session
- request
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Current request
Attributes
- Returns
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A copy of this result with
keysremoved from its session scope. - Inherited from:
- Result
Value parameters
- request
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Current request
Attributes
- Returns
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The session carried by this result. Reads the request’s session if this result does not modify the session.
- Inherited from:
- Result
Create a new version of this object with the given attributes attached to it. This replaces any existing attributes.
Create a new version of this object with the given attributes attached to it. This replaces any existing attributes.
Value parameters
- newAttrs
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The new attributes to add.
Attributes
- Returns
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The new version of this object with the attributes attached.
- Inherited from:
- Result
Adds cookies to this result. If the result already contains cookies then cookies with the same name in the new list will override existing ones.
Adds cookies to this result. If the result already contains cookies then cookies with the same name in the new list will override existing ones.
For example:
Redirect(routes.Application.index()).withCookies(Cookie("theme", "blue"))
Value parameters
- cookies
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the cookies to add to this result
Attributes
- Returns
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the new result
- Inherited from:
- Result
Add a header with a DateTime formatted using the default http date format
Add a header with a DateTime formatted using the default http date format
Value parameters
- headers
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the headers with a DateTime to add to this result.
Attributes
- Returns
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the new result.
- Inherited from:
- Result
Adds headers to this result.
Adds headers to this result.
For example:
Ok("Hello world").withHeaders(ETAG -> "0")
Value parameters
- headers
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the headers to add to this result.
Attributes
- Returns
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the new result
- Inherited from:
- Result
Discards the existing session for this result.
Discards the existing session for this result.
For example:
Redirect(routes.Application.index()).withNewSession
Attributes
- Returns
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the new result
- Inherited from:
- Result
Sets a new session for this result, discarding the existing session.
Sets a new session for this result, discarding the existing session.
For example:
Redirect(routes.Application.index()).withSession("saidHello" -> "yes")
Value parameters
- session
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the session to set with this result
Attributes
- Returns
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the new result
- Inherited from:
- Result
Sets a new session for this result.
Sets a new session for this result.
For example:
Redirect(routes.Application.index()).withSession(session + ("saidHello" -> "true"))
Value parameters
- session
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the session to set with this result
Attributes
- Returns
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the new result
- Inherited from:
- Result