Apple WebObjects 3.5 - Manual (Page 54)

Chapter 3 Common Methods
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appendToResponse:inContext: method adds bold and italic markup elements around a
string’s value as follows:
id value;
id escapeHTML;
id isBold;
id isItalic;
- appendToResponse:aResponse inContext:aContext
{
id aString = [value description];
[super appendToResponse:aResponse inContext:aContext];
[aResponse appendContentHTMLAttributeValue:@"<p>"];
if (isBold) {
[aResponse appendContentHTMLAttributeValue:@"<b>"];
}
if (isItalic) {
[aResponse appendContentHTMLAttributeValue:@"<i>"];
}
if (escapeHTML) {
[aResponse appendContentString:aString];
} else {
[aResponse appendContentHTMLString:aString];
}
if (isItalic) {
[aResponse appendContentHTMLAttributeValue:@"</i>"];
}
if (isBold) {
[aResponse appendContentHTMLAttributeValue:@"</b>"];
}
}
After you invoke super ’s appendToResponse:inContext: , the application generates the
response page. At this point you could do something appropriate for the end of
the request. For example, the following implementation terminates the current
session:
public void appendToResponse(response, context) {
super.appendToResponse(response, context);
session().terminate();
}
For more details on each phase of the request-response loop, read the chapter
“WebObjects Viewed Through Its Classes” (page 63).