def format(self, data, datatype, expires):
response_data = ''
func = self.supporttypes[datatype]
if datatype not in self.supporttypes:
response.status = 406
expires = 0
response_data = self.supporttypes['text/plain']({'exception': 406,
'type': 'HTTPError',
'message': '%s is not supported. Valid accept headers are: %s' %\
(datatype, list(self.supporttypes))})
try:
response_data = self.supporttypes[datatype](data)
except HTTPError as h:
# This won't be triggered with a default formatter, but could be by a subclass
response.status = h.args[0]
expires = 0
rec = {
'exception': h.args[0],
'type': 'HTTPError',
'message': h.args[1]
}
response_data = func(rec)
except Exception as e:
response.status = 500
expires = 0
rec = {
'exception': 500,
'type': e.__class__.__name__,
'message': 'Server Error'
}
response_data = func(rec)
_setCherryPyHeaders(response_data, datatype, expires)
return response_data
def format(self, data, datatype, expires):
response_data = ''
func = self.supporttypes[datatype]
if datatype not in self.supporttypes.keys():
response.status = 406
expires=0
response_data = self.supporttypes['text/plain']({'exception': 406,
'type': 'HTTPError',
'message': '%s is not supported. Valid accept headers are: %s' %\
(datatype, self.supporttypes.keys())})
try:
response_data = self.supporttypes[datatype](data)
except HTTPError as h:
# This won't be triggered with a default formatter, but could be by a subclass
response.status = h[0]
expires=0
rec = {'exception': h[0],'type': 'HTTPError','message': h[1]}
response_data = func(rec)
except Exception as e:
response.status = 500
expires=0
rec = {'exception': 500, 'type': e.__class__.__name__, 'message': 'Server Error'}
response_data = func(rec)
_setCherryPyHeaders(response_data, datatype, expires)
return response_data
response_data = self.supporttypes['text/plain']({'exception': 406,
'type': 'HTTPError',
'message': '%s is not supported. Valid accept headers are: %s' %\
(datatype, self.supporttypes.keys())})
try:
response_data = self.supporttypes[datatype](data)
except HTTPError, h:
# This won't be triggered with a default formatter, but could be by a subclass
response.status = h[0]
expires = 0
response_data = self.supporttypes[datatype]({
'exception': h[0],
'type': 'HTTPError',
'message': h[1]
},
expires=0)
except Exception, e:
response.status = 500
expires = 0
response_data = self.supporttypes[datatype]({
'exception':
500,
'type':
e.__class__.__name__,
'message':
'Server Error'
})
_setCherryPyHeaders(response_data, datatype, expires)
return response_data
def to_string(self, data):
return str(data)
def format(self, data, datatype, expires):
response_data = ''
if datatype not in self.supporttypes.keys():
response.status = 406
expires=0
response_data = self.supporttypes['text/plain']({'exception': 406,
'type': 'HTTPError',
'message': '%s is not supported. Valid accept headers are: %s' %\
(datatype, self.supporttypes.keys())})
try:
response_data = self.supporttypes[datatype](data)
except HTTPError, h:
# This won't be triggered with a default formatter, but could be by a subclass
response.status = h[0]
expires=0
response_data = self.supporttypes[datatype]({'exception': h[0],
'type': 'HTTPError',
'message': h[1]}, expires=0)
except Exception, e:
response.status = 500
expires=0
response_data = self.supporttypes[datatype]({'exception': 500,
'type': e.__class__.__name__,
'message': 'Server Error'})
_setCherryPyHeaders(response_data, datatype, expires)
return response_data
