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Provider tighter integration of Qute into RESTEasy Reactive #25709
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* handlers are invoked after the handlers that run after the method invocation | ||
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AFTER_METHOD_INVOKE_SECOND_ROUND, |
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How about naming it BEFORE_RESPONSE_CREATED
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I could do that, but I think the current name (although bad) makes the intent more clear
@mkouba can you take a look at this one? Thanks |
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Looks good.
...time/src/main/java/io/quarkus/resteasy/reactive/qute/runtime/TemplateResponseUniHandler.java
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This change uses the ServerRestHandler mechanism instead of a response filter to convert a template into a response. This also paves the way to implement returning template responses as chunks (using Qute's createMulti)
This change uses the ServerRestHandler mechanism instead of a response filter
to convert a template into a response.
This also paves the way to implement returning template responses
as chunks (using Qute's
createMulti
)