Hi Srinath,
Equinox does support ServletFilters. We have used this functionality in
Mashup. Following is a sample code snippet.
javax.servlet.Filter myFilter = new MyFilter();
FilterServletAdaptor servletAdaptor = new
FilterServletAdaptor(myFilter, null, myServlet);
httpService.registerServlet("/myContextPath", servletAdaptor,
null, defaultHttpContext);
First get an instance of the HttpService, may be using a DS component and
then register the FilterServletAdapter.
Thanks
Sameera
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 7:27 AM, Srinath Perera <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi All;
>
> I am having trouble integrating Solr because it depends on a
> ServeltFilter for functionality (for basic functionality, not for
> security). However, AFAIK, carbon servelt support (think culprit is
> equinox) does not support filters.
>
> Right now we support some level of filtering through hard coding
> filter logic in to "CarbonSecuredHttpContext" (Please have a look at
> the CarbonSecuredHttpContext.java, you will see what I mean). IMHO
> this is a very bad way to do it, and it negates the advantages of
> carbon by requiring us to go and change the
> CarbonSecuredHttpContext.java when we add a bundle that need filtering
> (e.g. solr integration need a change).
>
> Is it possible to support servelt filters (or equivalent) in the near
> future? Do anybody know a way to work around this?
>
> Thanks
> Srinath
>
>
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