The default number of bytes of the response body to send to the mongrel2 server at a time.
The body of the response as an IO (or IOish) object
The number of bytes to write to Mongrel in a single “chunk”
The response's connection ID; this corresponds to the identifier of the connection the response will be routed to by the mongrel2 server
The Array of data to include with the extended reply
The name of the extended reply filter to use in the reply. If this is set the response will be send back to Mongrel as an extended reply.
The request that this response is for, if there is one
The response's UUID; this corresponds to the mongrel2 server the response will be routed to by the Connection.
Create a response to the specified request and return it.
# File lib/mongrel2/response.rb, line 24
def self::from_request( request )
        self.log.debug "Creating a %p to request %p" % [ self, request ]
        response = new( request.sender_id, request.conn_id )
        response.request = request
        return response
end
						Create a new Response object for the specified sender_id, conn_id, and body.
# File lib/mongrel2/response.rb, line 34
def initialize( sender_id, conn_id, body='' )
        body = StringIO.new( body, 'a+' ) unless body.respond_to?( :read )
        @sender_id             = sender_id
        @conn_id               = conn_id
        @body                  = body
        @request               = nil
        @chunksize             = DEFAULT_CHUNKSIZE
        @extended_reply_filter = nil
        @extended_reply_data   = []
end
						Append the given object to the response body. Returns the response for chaining.
# File lib/mongrel2/response.rb, line 86
def <<( object )
        self.body << object
        return self
end
						Set the response's entity body to newbody. If newbody is a String-ish object (i.e., it responds to to_str), it will be wrapped in a StringIO in 'a+' mode).
# File lib/mongrel2/response.rb, line 78
def body=( newbody )
        newbody = StringIO.new( newbody, 'a+' ) if newbody.respond_to?( :to_str )
        @body = newbody
end
						Yield chunks of the response to the caller's block. By default, just yields the result of calling to_s on the response.
# File lib/mongrel2/response.rb, line 125
def each_chunk
        if block_given?
                yield( self.to_s )
        else
                return [ self.to_s ].to_enum
        end
end
						Set up the response to send an extended reply to Mongrel2, invoking the given filter. The body of the response will be passed to the filter after being serialized to a tnetstring.
# File lib/mongrel2/response.rb, line 101
def extend_reply_with( filter )
        @extended_reply_filter = filter
end
						Returns true if the response has been set to use an extended reply.
# File lib/mongrel2/response.rb, line 108
def extended_reply?
        return @extended_reply_filter ? true : false
end
						Returns a string containing a human-readable representation of the Response, suitable for debugging.
# File lib/mongrel2/response.rb, line 136
def inspect
        return "#<%p:0x%016x %s (%s/%d)>" % [
                self.class,
                self.object_id * 2,
                self.inspect_details,
                self.sender_id,
                self.conn_id
        ]
end
						Write the given objects to the response body, calling to_s on each one.
# File lib/mongrel2/response.rb, line 93
def puts( *objects )
        self.body.puts( *objects )
end
						Stringify the response, which just returns its body.
# File lib/mongrel2/response.rb, line 114
def to_s
        pos = self.body.pos
        self.body.pos = 0
        return self.body.read
ensure
        self.body.pos = pos
end
						Return the details to include in the contents of the inspected object. This method allows other request types to provide their own details while keeping the form somewhat consistent.
# File lib/mongrel2/response.rb, line 154
def inspect_details
        return "%p body" % [ self.body.class ]
end