class AkkaHttpServer extends Server

Starts a Play server using Akka HTTP.

Source
AkkaHttpServer.scala
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Instance Constructors

  1. new AkkaHttpServer(context: Context)
  2. new AkkaHttpServer(config: ServerConfig, applicationProvider: ApplicationProvider, actorSystem: ActorSystem, materializer: Materializer, stopHook: () ⇒ Future[_])
    Annotations
    @deprecated
    Deprecated

    (Since version 2.6.14) Use new AkkaHttpServer(Context) instead

Value Members

  1. def applicationProvider: ApplicationProvider
    Definition Classes
    AkkaHttpServer → Server
  2. def httpPort: Option[Int]

    Returns the HTTP port of the server.

    Returns the HTTP port of the server.

    This is useful when the port number has been automatically selected (by setting a port number of 0).

    returns

    The HTTP port the server is bound to, if the HTTP connector is enabled.

    Definition Classes
    AkkaHttpServer → Server
  3. def httpsPort: Option[Int]

    Returns the HTTPS port of the server.

    Returns the HTTPS port of the server.

    This is useful when the port number has been automatically selected (by setting a port number of 0).

    returns

    The HTTPS port the server is bound to, if the HTTPS connector is enabled.

    Definition Classes
    AkkaHttpServer → Server
  4. lazy val mainAddress: InetSocketAddress
    Definition Classes
    AkkaHttpServer → ReloadableServer
  5. def mode: api.Mode
    Definition Classes
    AkkaHttpServer → Server
  6. def reload(): Unit
    Definition Classes
    Server → ReloadableServer
  7. def remoteAddressOfRequest(req: HttpRequest): InetSocketAddress
  8. def stop(): Unit
    Definition Classes
    AkkaHttpServer → Server → ReloadableServer

Deprecated Value Members

  1. def executeAction(request: HttpRequest, taggedRequestHeader: RequestHeader, requestBodySource: Either[ByteString, Source[ByteString, _]], action: EssentialAction, errorHandler: HttpErrorHandler): Future[HttpResponse]
    Annotations
    @deprecated
    Deprecated

    (Since version 2.6.10) This method is an internal API and should not be public

  2. def getHandlerFor(request: RequestHeader): Either[Future[Result], (RequestHeader, Handler, api.Application)]

    Try to get the handler for a request and return it as a Right.

    Try to get the handler for a request and return it as a Right. If we can't get the handler for some reason then return a result immediately as a Left. Reasons to return a Left value:

    - If there's a "web command" installed that intercepts the request. - If we fail to get the Application from the applicationProvider, i.e. if there's an error loading the application. - If an exception is thrown.

    NOTE: This will use the ApplicationProvider of the server to get the application instance. Use Server.getHandlerFor(request, provider) to pass a specific application instance

    Definition Classes
    Server
    Annotations
    @deprecated
    Deprecated

    (Since version 2.6.13) Use Server.getHandlerFor instead