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@ -17,6 +17,9 @@ web-server/compat/0/coerce or parameterizing current-response/c to
(coerce/c normalize-response) after requiring
web-server/compat/0/http/response-structs.
Since Xexpr conversion is so convenient, xexpr-response/c is now
provided by http/xexpr for use with current-response/c.
--- New response structures ---
The http/response-structs module has changed to be almost
@ -24,7 +27,7 @@ unrecognizable. http/response-structs was provided through http and
servlet, so many Web applications implicitly rely on it.
web-server/compat/0/http/response-structs provides a version that
implements the old behavior without interferring with new version
implements the old behavior without interfering with new version
(i.e., they can both be required simultaneously.) [N.B. response/port
was only present for a few weeks, so it is not provided in the
compatibility library.]
@ -33,7 +36,7 @@ compatibility library.]
The http/cookie module provided xexpr-response/cookies, but that
functionality is now part of response/xexpr. The old function can be
required from web-server/compat/0/http/cookie (without interferring
required from web-server/compat/0/http/cookie (without interfering
with any other bindings from the new cookie module.)
--- Internal APIs ---
@ -61,7 +64,7 @@ dispatchers/dispatch-servlets --- servlet-loading responder argument
#lang web-server/insta
lang/web --- make-stateless-servlet
private/servlet --- handler field
serlet/servlet-structs --- response-generator/c, expiration-handler/c
servlet/servlet-structs --- response-generator/c, expiration-handler/c
servlet/setup --- make*servlet
These represent nearly every place where servlets typically interact