i have current set of of routes implemented (for example):
get /api/:version/:entity my.controllers.~~~~~ /api/:version/:entity/:id my.controllers.~~~~~ post /api/:version/:entity my.controllers.~~~~~ post /api/:version/:entity/:id my.controllers.~~~~~ delete /api/:version/:entity my.controllers.~~~~~ post /api/:version/search/:entity my.controllers.~~~~~ and work beautifully. let's want implement "batch endpoint" same api. should this:
post /api/:version/batch my.controllers.~~~~~ and body should this:
[ { "method": "post", "call": "/api/1/customer", "body": { "name": "antonio", "email": "tonysmallhands@gmail.com" } }, { "method": "post", "call": "/api/1/customer/2", "body": { "name": "mario" } }, { "method": "get", "call": "/api/1/company" }, { "method": "delete", "call": "/api/1/company/22" } ] to know how can call play framework router pass requests? planning use similar advised unit tests:
@test public void badroute() { result result = play.test.helpers.routeandcall(fakerequest(get, "/xx/kiki")); assertthat(result).isnull(); } by going source code of routeandcall(), find this:
/** * use router determine action call request , executes it. * @deprecated * @see #route instead */ @suppresswarnings(value = "unchecked") public static result routeandcall(fakerequest fakerequest) { try { return routeandcall((class<? extends play.core.router.routes>)fakerequest.class.getclassloader().loadclass("routes"), fakerequest); } catch(runtimeexception e) { throw e; } catch(throwable t) { throw new runtimeexception(t); } } /** * use router determine action call request , executes it. * @deprecated * @see #route instead */ public static result routeandcall(class<? extends play.core.router.routes> router, fakerequest fakerequest) { try { play.core.router.routes routes = (play.core.router.routes)router.getclassloader().loadclass(router.getname() + "$").getdeclaredfield("module$").get(null); if(routes.routes().isdefinedat(fakerequest.getwrappedrequest())) { return invokehandler(routes.routes().apply(fakerequest.getwrappedrequest()), fakerequest); } else { return null; } } catch(runtimeexception e) { throw e; } catch(throwable t) { throw new runtimeexception(t); } } so question is: there less "hacky" way play (i not against mixing scala , java it) copy above code? have give option of executing batched calls in parallel or in sequence ... guess instantiating 1 routes using class loader problematic then?
you can use following method call route fake requests: play.current.global.onrouterequest. please see post full example: http://yefremov.net/blog/play-batch-api/
