Examples of EmptyView

org.mojavemvc.views.EmptyView

This view does nothing during the call to render(). It is used when the content of the response is specified in the response headers, instead of the response body.
@author Luis Antunes

Examples of org.mojavemvc.views.EmptyView

    
    @Test
    public void defaultEntityMarshallerReturnsView() {
        
        DefaultEntityMarshaller m = new DefaultEntityMarshaller();
        View v = new EmptyView();
        assertEquals(v, m.marshall(v));
    }

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Examples of org.mojavemvc.views.EmptyView


        invocationList.add("headAction");


        resp.setHeader("CALLED", "called");


        return new EmptyView();
    }

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Examples of org.mojavemvc.views.EmptyView

    @HEADAction
    public View doHeadAction() {


        resp.setHeader("CALLED", "called");


        return new EmptyView();
    }

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Examples of org.mojavemvc.views.EmptyView

            resource.addEventListener(el);
        }


        if (s.getEntity() == null) {
            //https://github.com/Atmosphere/atmosphere/issues/423
            view = new EmptyView();
        }


        Broadcaster bc = s.broadcaster();
        if (bc == null && s.scope() != Suspend.SCOPE.REQUEST) {
            /*

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Examples of org.mojavemvc.views.EmptyView

        } else {
            broadcaster.delayBroadcast(msg, delay, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
        }
        
        if (!writeEntity) {
            view = new EmptyView();
        }
        return view;
    }

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Examples of org.mojavemvc.views.EmptyView

             * therefore if the response has been committed, we should return an
             * empty view NOTE: this will not work if the servlet container does
             * not set the response to being committed after the dispatch
             */
            if (response.isCommitted())
                return new EmptyView();
        }


        return view;
    }

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