Struct actix_web::HttpContext

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pub struct HttpContext<A, S = ()>where
    A: Actor<Context = HttpContext<A, S>>,
{ /* private fields */ }
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Execution context for http actors

Implementations

Create a new HTTP Context from a request and an actor

Create a new HTTP Context

Shared application state

Incoming request

Write payload

Indicate end of streaming payload. Also this method calls Self::close.

Returns drain future

Check if connection still open

Handle of the running future

SpawnHandle is the handle returned by AsyncContext::spawn() method.

Trait Implementations

Immediately stop processing incoming messages and switch to a stopping state Read more
Terminate actor execution
Actor execution state
Spawn async future into context. Returns handle of the item, could be used for cancelling execution. Read more
Spawn future into the context. Stop processing any of incoming events until this future resolves. Read more
Cancel future. handle is a value returned by spawn method.
Return Address of the context
Check if context is paused (waiting for future completion or stopping)
This method register stream to an actor context and allows to handle Stream in similar way as normal actor messages. Read more
This method is similar to add_stream but it skips stream errors. Read more
Send message msg to self.
Send message msg to self after specified period of time. Returns spawn handle which could be used for cancellation. Notification get cancelled if context’s stop method get called. Read more
Execute closure after specified period of time within same Actor and Context. Execution get cancelled if context’s stop method get called. Read more
Spawns a job to execute the given closure periodically, at a specified fixed interval Read more
Pack message into suitable envelope

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Gets the TypeId of self. Read more
Immutably borrows from an owned value. Read more
Mutably borrows from an owned value. Read more

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