So, I have the setup like this (in Express):
app.get(\'/mycall1\', function(req,res) { res.send(\'Good\'); });
app.get(\'/mycall2\', function(req,res) { res.
No, this is not possible without rewriting or refactoring your code. The reason is that res.send actually calls res.end after it is done writing. That ends the response and nothing more can be written.
As you hinted to, you can achieve the desired effect by refactoring the code so that both /mycall1
and /mycall2
call separate functions internally, and /myAggregate
calls both the functions.
In these functions, you would have to use res.write
to prevent ending the response. The handlers for /mycall1
, /mycall2
, and /myAggregate
would each have to call res.end
separately to actually end the response.