private void ExecuteTemplateRendering(TextWriter sw, PublishedRequest request)
{
//NOTE: Before we used to build up the query strings here but this is not necessary because when we do a
// Server.Execute in the TemplateRenderer, we pass in a 'true' to 'preserveForm' which automatically preserves all current
// query strings so there's no need for this. HOWEVER, once we get MVC involved, we might have to do some fun things,
// though this will happen in the TemplateRenderer.
//var queryString = _umbracoContext.HttpContext.Request.QueryString.AllKeys
// .ToDictionary(key => key, key => context.Request.QueryString[key]);
var requestContext = new RequestContext(_umbracoContextAccessor.UmbracoContext.HttpContext, new RouteData()
{
Route = RouteTable.Routes["Umbraco_default"]
});
var routeHandler = new RenderRouteHandler(_umbracoContextAccessor, ControllerBuilder.Current.GetControllerFactory());
var routeDef = routeHandler.GetUmbracoRouteDefinition(requestContext, request);
var renderModel = new ContentModel(request.PublishedContent);
//manually add the action/controller, this is required by mvc
requestContext.RouteData.Values.Add("action", routeDef.ActionName);
requestContext.RouteData.Values.Add("controller", routeDef.ControllerName);
//add the rest of the required route data
routeHandler.SetupRouteDataForRequest(renderModel, requestContext, request);
var stringOutput = RenderUmbracoRequestToString(requestContext);
sw.Write(stringOutput);
}
private void ExecuteTemplateRendering(TextWriter sw, PublishedContentRequest contentRequest)
{
//NOTE: Before we used to build up the query strings here but this is not necessary because when we do a
// Server.Execute in the TemplateRenderer, we pass in a 'true' to 'preserveForm' which automatically preserves all current
// query strings so there's no need for this. HOWEVER, once we get MVC involved, we might have to do some fun things,
// though this will happen in the TemplateRenderer.
//var queryString = _umbracoContext.HttpContext.Request.QueryString.AllKeys
// .ToDictionary(key => key, key => context.Request.QueryString[key]);
switch (contentRequest.RenderingEngine)
{
case RenderingEngine.Mvc:
var requestContext = new RequestContext(_umbracoContext.HttpContext, new RouteData()
{
Route = RouteTable.Routes["Umbraco_default"]
});
var routeHandler = new RenderRouteHandler(ControllerBuilder.Current.GetControllerFactory(), _umbracoContext);
var routeDef = routeHandler.GetUmbracoRouteDefinition(requestContext, contentRequest);
var renderModel = new RenderModel(contentRequest.PublishedContent, contentRequest.Culture);
//manually add the action/controller, this is required by mvc
requestContext.RouteData.Values.Add("action", routeDef.ActionName);
requestContext.RouteData.Values.Add("controller", routeDef.ControllerName);
//add the rest of the required route data
routeHandler.SetupRouteDataForRequest(renderModel, requestContext, contentRequest);
//create and assign the controller context
routeDef.Controller.ControllerContext = new ControllerContext(requestContext, routeDef.Controller);
//render as string
var stringOutput = routeDef.Controller.RenderViewToString(
routeDef.ActionName,
renderModel);
sw.Write(stringOutput);
break;
case RenderingEngine.WebForms:
default:
var webFormshandler = (global::umbraco.UmbracoDefault)BuildManager
.CreateInstanceFromVirtualPath("~/default.aspx", typeof(global::umbraco.UmbracoDefault));
//the 'true' parameter will ensure that the current query strings are carried through, we don't have
// to build up the url again, it will just work.
_umbracoContext.HttpContext.Server.Execute(webFormshandler, sw, true);
break;
}
}
