Package org.springframework.web.servlet.function

Interface ServerResponse

All Known Subinterfaces:
AsyncServerResponse, EntityResponse<T>, RenderingResponse
public interface ServerResponse
Represents a typed server-side HTTP response, as returned by a handler function or filter function.
Since:
5.2
Author:
Arjen Poutsma

  • Method Details

    • statusCode

      HttpStatusCode statusCode()
      Return the status code of this response.
      Returns:
      the status as an HttpStatusCode value

    • rawStatusCode

      @Deprecated(since="6.0") int rawStatusCode()
      Deprecated.
      as of 6.0, in favor of statusCode()
      Return the status code of this response as integer.
      Returns:
      the status as an integer

    • headers

      HttpHeaders headers()
      Return the headers of this response.

    • cookies

      MultiValueMap<String,Cookie> cookies()
      Return the cookies of this response.

    • writeTo

      @Nullable ModelAndView writeTo(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response, ServerResponse.Context context) throws ServletException, IOException
      Write this response to the given servlet response.
      Parameters:
      request - the current request
      response - the response to write to
      context - the context to use when writing
      Returns:
      a ModelAndView to render, or null if handled directly
      Throws:
      ServletException
      IOException

    • from

      static ServerResponse.BodyBuilder from(ServerResponse other)
      Create a builder with the status code and headers of the given response.
      Parameters:
      other - the response to copy the status and headers from
      Returns:
      the created builder

    • status

      static ServerResponse.BodyBuilder status(HttpStatusCode status)
      Create a builder with the given HTTP status.
      Parameters:
      status - the response status
      Returns:
      the created builder

    • status

      static ServerResponse.BodyBuilder status(int status)
      Create a builder with the given HTTP status.
      Parameters:
      status - the response status
      Returns:
      the created builder

    • ok

      static ServerResponse.BodyBuilder ok()
      Create a builder with the status set to 200 OK.
      Returns:
      the created builder

    • created

      static ServerResponse.BodyBuilder created(URI location)
      Create a builder with a 201 Created status and a location header set to the given URI.
      Parameters:
      location - the location URI
      Returns:
      the created builder

    • accepted

      static ServerResponse.BodyBuilder accepted()
      Create a builder with a 202 Accepted status.
      Returns:
      the created builder

    • noContent

      static ServerResponse.HeadersBuilder<?> noContent()
      Create a builder with a 204 No Content status.
      Returns:
      the created builder

    • seeOther

      static ServerResponse.BodyBuilder seeOther(URI location)
      Create a builder with a 303 See Other status and a location header set to the given URI.
      Parameters:
      location - the location URI
      Returns:
      the created builder

    • temporaryRedirect

      static ServerResponse.BodyBuilder temporaryRedirect(URI location)
      Create a builder with a 307 Temporary Redirect status and a location header set to the given URI.
      Parameters:
      location - the location URI
      Returns:
      the created builder

    • permanentRedirect

      static ServerResponse.BodyBuilder permanentRedirect(URI location)
      Create a builder with a 308 Permanent Redirect status and a location header set to the given URI.
      Parameters:
      location - the location URI
      Returns:
      the created builder

    • badRequest

      static ServerResponse.BodyBuilder badRequest()
      Create a builder with a 400 Bad Request status.
      Returns:
      the created builder

    • notFound

      static ServerResponse.HeadersBuilder<?> notFound()
      Create a builder with a 404 Not Found status.
      Returns:
      the created builder

    • unprocessableEntity

      static ServerResponse.BodyBuilder unprocessableEntity()
      Create a builder with a 422 Unprocessable Entity status.
      Returns:
      the created builder

    • async

      static ServerResponse async(Object asyncResponse)
      Create a (built) response with the given asynchronous response. Parameter asyncResponse can be a CompletableFuture<ServerResponse> or Publisher<ServerResponse> (or any asynchronous producer of a single ServerResponse that can be adapted via the ReactiveAdapterRegistry).

      This method can be used to set the response status code, headers, and body based on an asynchronous result. If only the body is asynchronous, ServerResponse.BodyBuilder.body(Object) can be used instead.

      Parameters:
      asyncResponse - a CompletableFuture<ServerResponse> or Publisher<ServerResponse>
      Returns:
      the asynchronous response
      Since:
      5.3

    • async

      static ServerResponse async(Object asyncResponse, Duration timeout)
      Create a (built) response with the given asynchronous response. Parameter asyncResponse can be a CompletableFuture<ServerResponse> or Publisher<ServerResponse> (or any asynchronous producer of a single ServerResponse that can be adapted via the ReactiveAdapterRegistry).

      This method can be used to set the response status code, headers, and body based on an asynchronous result. If only the body is asynchronous, ServerResponse.BodyBuilder.body(Object) can be used instead.

      Parameters:
      asyncResponse - a CompletableFuture<ServerResponse> or Publisher<ServerResponse>
      timeout - maximum time period to wait for before timing out
      Returns:
      the asynchronous response
      Since:
      5.3.2

    • sse

      static ServerResponse sse(Consumer<ServerResponse.SseBuilder> consumer)
      Create a server-sent event response. The ServerResponse.SseBuilder provided to consumer can be used to build and send events.

      For example: 

       public ServerResponse handleSse(ServerRequest request) {
     return ServerResponse.sse(sse -> sse.send("Hello World!"));
 }

      or, to set both the id and event type: 

       public ServerResponse handleSse(ServerRequest request) {
     return ServerResponse.sse(sse -> sse
         .id("42)
         .event("event")
         .send("Hello World!"));
 }
      Parameters:
      consumer - consumer that will be provided with an event builder
      Returns:
      the server-side event response
      Since:
      5.3.2
      See Also:

    • sse

      static ServerResponse sse(Consumer<ServerResponse.SseBuilder> consumer, Duration timeout)
      Create a server-sent event response. The ServerResponse.SseBuilder provided to consumer can be used to build and send events.

      For example: 

       public ServerResponse handleSse(ServerRequest request) {
     return ServerResponse.sse(sse -> sse.send("Hello World!"));
 }

      or, to set both the id and event type: 

       public ServerResponse handleSse(ServerRequest request) {
     return ServerResponse.sse(sse -> sse
         .id("42)
         .event("event")
         .send("Hello World!"));
 }
      Parameters:
      consumer - consumer that will be provided with an event builder
      timeout - maximum time period to wait before timing out
      Returns:
      the server-side event response
      Since:
      5.3.2
      See Also: