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Milan Baran commented on SHIRO-401:
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Actually, the ServletContext is injected from GuiceServletContextListener
automatically.
It's enough to add these lines into configureShiro method in the ShiroWebModule.
{code}
bindBeanType(TypeLiteral.get(ServletContext.class),
Key.get(ServletContext.class, Names.named(NAME)));
bind(Key.get(ServletContext.class, Names.named(NAME))).to(ServletContext.class);
{code}
Also, the ServletContext is always available at injector creation time, because
it's initialized trough GuiceServletContextListener > getInjector.
The only way it is not, is when you initialize ShiroWebModule alone by
Guice.createInjector, lets say for Unit testing. But there is more problem that
the ServletContext is not available.
I have done a fake servlet container for guice-shiro unit testing, which work
quite well. I can share it.
> Add the ability to pass Provider<ServletContext> to the constructor of
> ShiroWebModule
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>
> Key: SHIRO-401
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SHIRO-401
> Project: Shiro
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Integration: Guice
> Reporter: Jared Bunting
> Assignee: Jared Bunting
>
> At times, the ServletContext may not be available at injector creation time.
> In these cases, being able to pass a provider would be useful.
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