protected function createFailSafeResponse()
    {
        $status = new Status(500);
        $response = new Response();
        $response->setRequest(new Request());
        $response->setWriter(new Json());
        $response->setStatus($status);
        $response->setBodyData($status->getMessage());
        return $response;
    }
protected function createFailSafeResponse()
    {
        $status = new Status(500);
        $response = new Response();
        $response->setRequest(new Request());
        $response->setWriter(new Json());
        $response->setStatus($status);
        $response->setBodyData($status->getMessage());
        return $response;
    }
protected function createFailSafeResponse ( ) { $ status = new Status ( 500 ) ; $ response = new Response ( ) ; $ response -> setRequest ( new Request ( ) ) ; $ response -> setWriter ( new Json ( ) ) ; $ response -> setStatus ( $ status ) ; $ response -> setBodyData ( $ status -> getMessage ( ) ) ; return $ response ; }
Returns a standardised 500 error.

To be used in the event of a catastrophic failure, this method creates
all new objects, ignoring dependency injection and returns in JSON.

This will be problematic for users expecting a response in a format
other than JSON and should only be called if the format they are
actually expecting can not be provided when using
Response::prepareResponse.

@return Response
Returns a standardised 500 error .