Closed badbettty closed 4 months ago
I set it up in front of the hunchentoot *dispatch-table*
like so:
(push (make-routes) ;; snooze routes
hunchentoot:*dispatch-table*)
(push (hunchentoot:create-folder-dispatcher-and-handler "/static/" *static-directory*)
hunchentoot:*dispatch-table*)
well - it seems hunchentoot's 'handle-static-file' can do the job if called within a defroute:
eg:
(snooze:defroute testroute (:get :application/pdf docref) (hunchentoot:handle-static-file #p"/somefolder/somesubfolder/somefile.xml" ))
I'll live with this, if no one knows of a reason why not to :-)
I set it up in front of the hunchentoot
*dispatch-table*
like so:(push (make-routes) ;; snooze routes hunchentoot:*dispatch-table*) (push (hunchentoot:create-folder-dispatcher-and-handler "/static/" *static-directory*) hunchentoot:*dispatch-table*)
hello there - are you creating snooze routes (defroute) and pushing them into dispatch-table ?
Can you provide a brief example of your 'make routes' code please ?
Well, (make-routes)
basically just wraps (make-hunchentoot-app)
but in another package that imports :snooze
and has the defroute
definitions.
ok got it ... cheers :-)
there should be an apology for this (especially as no code etc attempt is made) ... but hey ho
please provide an example (description or code) of the best way to serve a file (from file system) using snooze when working with hunchentoot ?
hunchentoot has a file serving handler, but how does one hook into this after snooze has dealt with the restful request uri ... or is it a case of writing code within the snooze method to serve file to a response stream (but which stream/where etc) ?
cheers for any ideas