Examples of ch.entwine.weblounge.common.request.ResponseCache.startResponse()

ch.entwine.weblounge.common.request.ResponseCache.startResponse()

Starts a cacheable response. By calling this method, a new response wrapper is generated which will write the response output to the cache as well as to the client.

If the method returns null, then the response part was found in the cache and has been directly written to the response from the cache. Otherwise the data was not found but will be put into the cache when {@link #endResponse(WebloungeResponse)} is called. @param uniqueTags the tags identifying this response @param request the request @param response the response @param validTime the valid time in milliseconds @param recheckTime the recheck time in milliseconds @return null if the content was found in the cache

      return false;
    if (cacheHandle != null)
      throw new IllegalStateException("The response is already being cached");


    // Is the response in the cache?
    CacheHandle hdl = cache.startResponse(tags, request.get(), this, expirationTime, revalidationTime);
    if (hdl == null)
      return true;


    // It's not, meaning we need to do the processing ourselves
    cacheHandle = new WeakReference<CacheHandle>(hdl);

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