On Thu, Dec 20, 2012 at 11:00 AM, Paul Libbrecht <paul(a)hoplahup.net> wrote:
That's true but it does not prevent you to write directly in the response
if you want.
Something like:
## Get the response buffer/stream
#set($out = $response.outputStream())
## Write some content to the response buffer
$out.print("some content")
## Make sure everything is sent
$out.flush()
## Indicate XWiki that you already sent the answer
$xcontext.setFinished(true)
Hey, we're getting closer!
How does this play with the velocity execution? Would its output be
discarded then?
I've tried this:
$response.setContentType("text/plain")##
#set($out = $response.outputStream())##
## Write some content to the response buffer
$out.println("some content")##
$out.println("some content")##
$out.println("some content")##
$out.println("some content")##
$out.println("some content")##
$out.println("some content")##
$out.println("some content")##
$out.println("some content")##
$out.println("some content")##
$out.println("some content")
## Make sure everything is sent
$out.flush()##
## Indicate XWiki that you already sent the answer
$xcontext.setFinished(true)##
and had only blank pages/
That's because you did not really wrote anything ;)
I made a mistake in my example, it's
#set($out = $response.outputStream)
without the parentheses.
Paul
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