Examples of ninja.Result.render()

ninja.Result.render()
This method handles two principal cases: 1) If the this.renderable of this result is null, the object passed is simply set as renderable for this Result 2) If the this.renderable of this result is not null an new map is generated as object to render and both the former renderable and the new object added to the map. The former object is gets the class name in camelCase as key. If the converted camelCase key of this object already exists an {@link IllegalArgumentException}is being thrown. @param object The object to add (either an arbitrary class or Renderable). @return Result this result for chaining.

    @Test
    public void testAddingOfDefaultHeadersWorks() {


        Result result = Results.json();
        // just a new object as dummy...
        result.render(new Object());


        // make sure the stuff is not set by default json method (just in
        // case...)
        assertNull(result.getHeaders().get(Result.CACHE_CONTROL));
        assertNull(result.getHeaders().get(Result.DATE));

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        Result result = Results.json();
        // just a simple cache control header:
        result.addHeader(Result.CACHE_CONTROL, "must-revalidate");
        // just a new object as dummy...
        result.render(new Object());


        // handle result
        resultHandler.handleResult(result, context);


        // make sure stuff is there:

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    public void testThatNoHttpBodyWorks() {
        
        // make sure that NoHttpBody causes the resulthandler to finalize
        // the context and does not call a tempate render engine.
        Result result = new Result(200);
        result.render(new NoHttpBody());
        
        resultHandler.handleResult(result, context);
        verify(context).finalizeHeaders(result);
        
    }

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        lang.clearLanguage(result);


        Calendar c = Calendar.getInstance();
        c.add(Calendar.DATE, -1);
        Date date = c.getTime();
        result.render("date", date);


        return result;
    }

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        lang.setLanguage(language, result);


        Calendar c = Calendar.getInstance();
        c.add(Calendar.DATE, -1);
        Date date = c.getTime();
        result.render("date", date);


        return result;


    }

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