Add a default handler

[darkl]

In some scenarios we want to use to built-in handlers without needing to specify any custom handlers. Unfortunately, this kind of usage will throw a NullReferenceException.

using (var httpServer = new HttpServer(new HttpRequestProvider()))
{
    httpServer.Use(new TcpListenerAdapter(new TcpListener(IPAddress.Any, 80)));

    httpServer.Use(new FileHandler());

    // I don't want to write this line.
    httpServer.Use((context, next) => Task.Factory.GetCompleted());

    httpServer.Start();                
}

I suggest adding a default handler that returns Task.Factory.GetCompleted(), or at least throws a more indicative exception.

Elad

[shanielh]

Will be fixed until the weekend 👍

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שני.

On Mon, Jul 13, 2015 at 12:20 AM, Elad Zelingher [email protected] wrote:

In some scenarios we want to use to built-in handlers without needing to specify any custom handlers. Unfortunately, this kind of usage will throw a NullReferenceException.

using (var httpServer = new HttpServer(new HttpRequestProvider()))
{
    httpServer.Use(new TcpListenerAdapter(new TcpListener(IPAddress.Any, 80)));
    httpServer.Use(new FileHandler());
    // I don't want to write this line.
    httpServer.Use((context, next) => Task.Factory.GetCompleted());
    httpServer.Start();                
}

I suggest adding a default handler that returns Task.Factory.GetCompleted(), or at least throws a more indicative exception.

Elad

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