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Returning the result to TYPO3

At the end of the request, all changes to objects that were previously only made in memory are made permanent (persisted). The persistence manager will be called via $persistenceManager->persistAll(). The persistence manager will walk through all used repositories and collects at first the new and the deleted objects. In our case the persistence manager asks the blog repository about such objects. Since we only displayed blogs but made no changes, the persistence manager will not change anything at this time.

We have now finally reached the end of our trip. The Dispatcher has still to return the rendered Content to the TYPO3 framework so TYPO3 can render it in the main page context.

return $response->getContent();

In this section you have learned how the extension displays a list of blogs. In the following chapters we will look at creating a new post. You will learn about chaining of several actions into a coherent sequence, explore the possibilities of validation and dive deeper into fluid.