Python httplib.FOUND Examples

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Example #1
Source File: dev_appserver.py    From browserscope with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
def ParseStatusRewriter(response):
  """Parse status header, if it exists.

  Handles the server-side 'status' header, which instructs the server to change
  the HTTP response code accordingly. Handles the 'location' header, which
  issues an HTTP 302 redirect to the client. Also corrects the 'content-length'
  header to reflect actual content length in case extra information has been
  appended to the response body.

  If the 'status' header supplied by the client is invalid, this method will
  set the response to a 500 with an error message as content.
  """
  location_value = response.headers.getheader('location')
  status_value = response.headers.getheader('status')
  if status_value:
    response_status = status_value
    del response.headers['status']
  elif location_value:
    response_status = '%d Redirecting' % httplib.FOUND
  else:
    return response

  status_parts = response_status.split(' ', 1)
  response.status_code, response.status_message = (status_parts + [''])[:2]
  try:
    response.status_code = int(response.status_code)
  except ValueError:
    response.status_code = 500
    response.body = cStringIO.StringIO(
        'Error: Invalid "status" header value returned.')
Example #2
Source File: module.py    From python-compat-runtime with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
def _redirect_302_path_info(self, updated_path_info, environ, start_response):
    """Redirect to an updated path.

    Respond to the current request with a 302 Found status with an updated path
    but preserving the rest of the request.

    Notes:
    - WSGI does not make the fragment available so we are not able to preserve
      it. Luckily prod does not preserve the fragment so it works out.

    Args:
      updated_path_info: the new HTTP path to redirect to.
      environ: WSGI environ object.
      start_response: WSGI start response callable.

    Returns:
      WSGI-compatible iterable object representing the body of the response.
    """
    correct_url = urlparse.urlunsplit(
        (environ['wsgi.url_scheme'],
         environ['HTTP_HOST'],
         urllib.quote(updated_path_info),
         self._quote_querystring(environ['QUERY_STRING']),
         None))

    content_type = 'text/html; charset=utf-8'
    output = _REDIRECT_HTML % {
        'content-type': content_type,
        'status': httplib.FOUND,
        'correct-url': correct_url
    }

    start_response('%d %s' % (httplib.FOUND, httplib.responses[httplib.FOUND]),
                   [('Content-Type', content_type),
                    ('Location', correct_url),
                    ('Content-Length', str(len(output)))])
    return output