Loosing reference of the original StringBuilder in the RenderResultPartial

[BogdanNicolau]

Hi,

Great work on the module. However I have a big problem that's preventing me from upgrading to the latest 0.9.4.3.
Inside my controller, I'm making some final checks on the request parameters trying to see if I need to return a jsonp response. If so, I would've simply done something like:

JapidResult jR = new JapidResult(getRenderResultWith(template(), stuffToRender));
StringBuilder res = jR.getRenderResult().getContent();
res.insert(0, "(").insert(0, callback).append(")");
throw jR;

But now, the RenderResultPartial sends back a new StringBuilder upon every access so my method obviously fails.
It would be optimal to always return the original StringBuilder, and not just enhance a new one every time getContent() is called.

[branaway]

Hi,

The reason that a new instance of StringBuilder is returned is due to the
fact the StringBuilder buried inside of the RenderResultPartial is only
part of the text output of the result. It's immutable.

Solutions:

1. Put the additional checking in the template or in a Java method can be
   in invoked in the template.

Or,
2. Compose a new instance of RenderResult using this constructor:

public RenderResult(Map<String, String> headers , StringBuilder content, *

long* renderTime)

and throw a new instance of JapidResult that wraps the above RenderResult.

Something like this:

RenderResult rr = getRenderResultWith(template(), stuffToRender);
StringBuilder res = rr.getContent();
res.insert(0, "(").insert(0, callback).append(")");
throw new JapidResult(new RenderResult(rr.getHeaders(), res, 0));

Hope this helps.

Bing

2012/7/6 BogdanNicolau <
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Hi,

Great work on the module. However I have a big problem that's preventing
me from upgrading to the latest 0.9.4.3.
Inside my controller, I'm making some final checks on the request
parameters trying to see if I need to return a jsonp response. If so, I
would've simply done something like:

JapidResult jR = new JapidResult(getRenderResultWith(template(),
stuffToRender));
StringBuilder res = jR.getRenderResult().getContent();
res.insert(0, "(").insert(0, callback).append(")");
throw jR;

But now, the RenderResultPartial sends back a new StringBuilder upon every
access so my method obviously fails.
It would be optimal to always return the original StringBuilder, and not
just enhance a new one every time getContent() is called.

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