| 2010-01-09 19:11:23 |
Nicolas Leroux |
description |
It will look like this:
GET(xml) {host}/ Application.index(format:'xml') using the route file. In the controller you can then access the host
variable if you wish.You can of course combine it with a regex or use
only a regex: {host}\.mydomain\..* Format means to render in xml.
If you decide to use annotations (provided by the router annotations
module) it will be something like (on you controller method):
@Get(value="{host}/", produces="xml")
public static void index(String host) {
....
}
It is still a proposal and can change over the time of course. If anyone has a better idea, syntax, etc I am open to all suggestion. |
It will look like this:
GET(xml) {host}/ Application.index(format:'xml') using the route file. In the controller you can then access the host
variable if you wish.You can of course combine it with a regex or use only a regex: {host}\.mydomain\..*
Format means render in xml.
If you decide to use annotations (provided by the router annotations module) it will be something like (on you controller method):
@Get(value="{host}/", produces="xml")
public static void index(String host) {
....
}
It is still a proposal and can change over the time of course. If anyone has a better idea, syntax, etc I am open to all suggestion.
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