play.api.http

GlobalSettingsHttpRequestHandler

Related Doc: package http

class GlobalSettingsHttpRequestHandler extends HttpRequestHandler

An HttpRequestHandler that delegates to play.api.GlobalSettings.

This is the default request handler used by Play, in order to support legacy global settings request interception.

Custom handlers need not extend this.

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HttpRequestHandler.scala
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  1. new GlobalSettingsHttpRequestHandler(global: Provider[GlobalSettings])

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  10. def handlerForRequest(request: RequestHeader): (RequestHeader, Handler)

    Get a handler for the given request.

    Get a handler for the given request.

    In addition to retrieving a handler for the request, the request itself may be modified - typically it will be tagged with routing information. It is also acceptable to simply return the request as is. Play will switch to using the returned request from this point in in its request handling.

    The reason why the API allows returning a modified request, rather than just wrapping the Handler in a new Handler that modifies the request, is so that Play can pass this request to other handlers, such as error handlers, or filters, and they will get the tagged/modified request.

    request

    The request to handle

    returns

    The possibly modified/tagged request, and a handler to handle it

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