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I'm aware from Setting HTTP headers in Play 2.0 (scala)? that you can set response headers on a case-by-case basis by doing, for example, Ok("hello").withHeaders(PRAGMA -> "no-cache").

What if you want to set that header, or a few different headers, on responses from all your Actions? You wouldn't want to repeat the withHeaders everywhere. And since this is more like an application-wide configuration, you might not want Action writers to have to use a different syntax to get your headers (e.g. OkWithHeaders(...))

What I have now is a base Controller class that looks like

class ContextController extends Controller {
 ...
 def Ok(h: Html) = Results.Ok(h).withHeaders(PRAGMA -> "no-cache")
}

but that doesn't feel quite right. It feels like there should be more of an AOP-style way of defining the default headers and having them added to each response.

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The topic is quite old now, but with Play 2.1 it is even simpler now. Your Global.scala class should look like this :

import play.api._
import play.api.mvc._
import play.api.http.HeaderNames._

/**
 * Global application settings.
 */
object Global extends GlobalSettings {

  /**
   * Global action composition.
   */
  override def doFilter(action: EssentialAction): EssentialAction = EssentialAction { request =>
    action.apply(request).map(_.withHeaders(
      PRAGMA -> "no-cache"
    ))
  }
}

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