[SOLVED] WebScriptStatus - Deprecated type?

[#1]

Hi community!!!

I'm currently reading Alfresco Developer Guide. In chapter 7 (advanced workflow), page 328, a webscript is given with a method:

import org.alfresco.web.scripts.WebScriptStatus;
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   protected Map<String, Object> executeImpl(WebScriptRequest req, WebScriptStatus status) {

      String id = req.getParameter("id");
      String action = req.getParameter("action");

      if (id == null || action == null) {
         logger.debug("Email, ID, action, or secret not set");
         status.setCode(400);         
         status.setMessage("Required data has not been provided");
         status.setRedirect(true);
      }
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But the type WebScriptStatus seems to be deprecated (using Alfresco Stable 3d), so I've got a warning for every call to the object status.
It doesn't really matter, but is there another type or another way to do the method with "up-to-date" type? I don't really want the script to be broken when an update of alfresco is available…It's not critical, but I think it deserves a little attention ^^

Have a good day!

Benoit

[rogier_oudshoor]

This will be better:

protected Map<String, Object> executeImpl(WebScriptRequest req, Status status, Cache cache){‍

Status replaces WebScriptStatus, and Cache allows you to toggle cache headers.

[#3]

Good tip thanks!
By the way as it extends the class DeclarativeWebscript (sorry I didn't mentioned that earlier ) the method should be:

executeImpl(WebScriptRequest req, WebScriptStatus status, WebScriptCache cache)
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(cache is a WebScriptCache type and not a Cache type, for the org.alfresco.repo.web.scripts.content.StreamContent class)
As mentioned in the javadoc:
http://dev.alfresco.com/resource/docs/java/web-client/org/alfresco/web/scripts/DeclarativeWebScript....

What's more I can simply use:

executeImpl(WebScriptRequest req, WebScriptStatus status)
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as described in the javadoc. For the moment I don't quite know what is the WebScriptCache…

But thanks for the very very quick answer Really helped ^^