public Response handle(IHTTPSession session) {
        for (IHandler<IHTTPSession, Response> interceptor : interceptors) {
            Response response = interceptor.handle(session);
            if (response != null)
                return response;
        }
        return httpHandler.handle(session);
    }
public Response handle(IHTTPSession session) {
        for (IHandler<IHTTPSession, Response> interceptor : interceptors) {
            Response response = interceptor.handle(session);
            if (response != null)
                return response;
        }
        return httpHandler.handle(session);
    }
public Response handle ( IHTTPSession session ) { for ( IHandler < IHTTPSession , Response > interceptor : interceptors ) { Response response = interceptor . handle ( session ) ; if ( response != null ) return response ; } return httpHandler . handle ( session ) ; }
This is the "master" method that delegates requests to handlers and makes
sure there is a response to every request. You are not supposed to call
or override this method in any circumstances. But no one will stop you if
you do. I'm a Javadoc, not Code Police.

@param session
the incoming session
@return a response to the incoming session
This is the master method that delegates requests to handlers and makes sure there is a response to every request . You are not supposed to call or override this method in any circumstances . But no one will stop you if you do . I m a Javadoc not Code Police .