Hi Marc, [...]
> Just a follow up question: for reading the request params I found: > > - from the query-string > request.getResourceRef().getQueryAsForm(); // optional param charset > - from the http body > request.getEntityAsForm(); > > (noticing this last one doesn't have an optional charset param I'm > assuming whatever the Content-type header specified will be > applied here?) Exactly! > What I didn't find however is an easy method that returns the > combination of both sets in one call (as POST URI's can hold request > params in both URI and body, and e.g. servlet API > request.getParameters() combines those) This is indeed a point where we diverge from the Servlet API to come closer to REST/HTTP: - the query parameters are part of the resource URI - the posted form is only a request entity (encoded like URI query params indeed) So we prefer to handle them separately. If you have a use case where that makes sense to combine both, I would be interested to hear about it. Best regards, Jerome
