Beispiel #1
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 /**
     Initializes a response object for the given
     request. If $req is null then a default,
     useless request object will be used in its place.
 
     Subclasses have two options for when to actually
     perform the action requested:
 
     - In the ctor.
 
     - Lazy, in toJSON(). Normally (that is,
     except in some testing cases), toJSON() will
     not be called more than once on any given
     response object, so it is reasonable to perform
     the action there, possibly caching the result
     in case it is called again.
 */
 public function __construct(JSONRequest $req)
 {
     $this->setWrapperName('JSONResponse');
     parent::__construct();
     $this->req = $req;
     //$this->set('serverLocalTime',time(),false);
     $this->setID(JSONMessage::generateID());
     if ($req) {
         $this->setType($req->getType());
         $this->set('responseTo', $req->getID());
         $this->setResult(0);
     } else {
         $this->setType('unknown');
         $this->set('responseTo', null);
     }
     if (false && !$this->getCredentials() && @$_SESSION) {
         $ar = $_SESSION["credentials"];
         if ($ar) {
             $this->setCredentials($ar);
         }
     }
     //??? $this->setCredentials( $req->getCredentials() );
 }