Hello everyone,
I was just wondering why my HttpSessionIntegrationFilter does not save my custom user object to the next request...
For my application, I have extended SecureContext to SecureUserContext, adding my domain object for users as a property.
Looking at the source of AbstractIntegrationFilter I unfortunately discovered that it just saves the authentication object, not any custom object(s) attached to it. Why don't you save just the whole SecureContext? Then it would (theoretically) never be needed to create a SecureContext again, and everything contained in it would be saved, too?
Best regards,
Andreas
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