Interface ServerHttpResponse

All Superinterfaces:

HttpMessage, ReactiveHttpOutputMessage

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractListenerServerHttpResponse, AbstractServerHttpResponse, HttpHeadResponseDecorator, MockServerHttpResponse, ServerHttpResponseDecorator

public interface ServerHttpResponse
extends ReactiveHttpOutputMessage

Represents a reactive server-side HTTP response.

Since:

5.0

Author:

Arjen Poutsma, Sebastien Deleuze, Rossen Stoyanchev

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	addCookie(ResponseCookie cookie)	Add the given ResponseCookie.
MultiValueMap<String, ResponseCookie>	getCookies()	Return a mutable map with the cookies to send to the server.
@Nullable HttpStatusCode	getStatusCode()	Return the status code that has been set, or otherwise fall back on the status of the response from the underlying server.
default boolean	setRawStatusCode(@Nullable Integer value)	Set the HTTP status code to the given value as an integer.
boolean	setStatusCode(@Nullable HttpStatusCode status)	Set the HTTP status code of the response.

Methods inherited from interface HttpMessage

getHeaders

Methods inherited from interface ReactiveHttpOutputMessage

beforeCommit, bufferFactory, isCommitted, setComplete, writeAndFlushWith, writeWith

Method Details

setStatusCode

boolean setStatusCode(@Nullable HttpStatusCode status)

Set the HTTP status code of the response.

Parameters:

status - the HTTP status as an HttpStatusCode value

Returns:

false if the status code change wasn't processed because the HTTP response is committed, true if successfully set.

getStatusCode

@Nullable HttpStatusCode getStatusCode()

Return the status code that has been set, or otherwise fall back on the status of the response from the underlying server. The return value may be null if there is no default value from the underlying server.

setRawStatusCode

default boolean setRawStatusCode(@Nullable Integer value)

Set the HTTP status code to the given value as an integer.

Parameters:

value - the status code value

Returns:

false if the status code change wasn't processed because the HTTP response is committed, true if successfully set.

Since:

5.2.4

getCookies

MultiValueMap<String, ResponseCookie> getCookies()

Return a mutable map with the cookies to send to the server.

addCookie

void addCookie(ResponseCookie cookie)

Add the given ResponseCookie.

Parameters:

cookie - the cookie to add

Throws:

IllegalStateException - if the response has already been committed