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Custom controller response
Alexanderius edited this page Dec 22, 2019
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You can create your custom controller response by deriving from ControllerResponse
base class and implementing Process
method.
public class MyControllerResponse : ControllerResponse
{
public override async Task<ControllerResponseResult> Process()
{
// Do your response action
/// await ....
return ControllerResponseResult.Default;
}
}
public class MyControllerResponse : ControllerResponse
{
public override Task<ControllerResponseResult> Process()
{
// Do your response action
return Task.FromResult(ControllerResponseResult.Default);
}
}
- When a controller will return your controller response then
Process
method will be called by framework after controller execution,; -
ControllerResponse
has the same properties likeController
base class to access Simplify.Web modules likeDataCollector
orWebContext
, you can use them to do your actions; - Additional module available to controller response is
ResponseWriter
, this module provides writing to HTTP response; -
Process
method should return one ofControllerResponseResult
enum types:-
Default
- default result, framework will process other controllers and generate a page; -
RawOutput
- indicates what subsequent controllers execution and page generation should be stopped (for example, if you are providing some custom output to client), no output data will be sent to client except your custom writing to response; -
Redirect
- indicates what controller response doing some client redirection, technically same asRawOutput
.
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