Aaron Mulder wrote: > To me, AOP seems like it would be better if the application were doing > it, rather than trying to do it at the server configuration level.
Yeah..but looking at the response by DJ, looks like the app server is gonna have to do it anyways ;-) My answer was similar to DJs in that an AOP adapter could pick something up from a JAR that it recognizes...just a different take on the same problem ;-) Jeff > > Thanks, > Aaron > > On Nov 29, 2007 1:48 PM, Jeff Genender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Have you considered AOP? >> >> Jeff >> >> >> Aaron Mulder wrote: >>> Is there some good way to insert a filter/interceptor into the web >>> container request processing chain that would work for both Tomcat and >>> Jetty? For example, let's say you wanted to apply some particular >>> request validation/auditing functionality to every application, >>> without changing the application configuration (e.g. without updating >>> web.xml). It would be easy to write a little request filter or >>> interceptor to do it -- I'm just not sure what the best way is to hook >>> that in so it gets executed, and whether we have common >>> filters/interceptors for Tomcat and Jetty or whether you'd have to do >>> something different for each. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Aaron >>
