Hey Everyone, I encountered this behavior and was wondering if it is
intentional. I'm sure it is, but if so I was wondering about the reasoning
behind it.
In my Guard override, during authorize() I need to inspect the body of the
request:
@Override
public boolean authorize(Request request) {
...
String text= request.getEntity().getText();
...
}
When I get the Resource method, the body is null:
@Override
public void post(Representation entity) {
...
String text = entity.getText(); // is null
...
}
>From InputRepresentation:
@Override
public InputStream getStream() throws IOException {
final InputStream result = this.stream;
setStream(null);
return result;
}
@Override
public String getText() throws IOException {
return ByteUtils.toString(getStream(), getCharacterSet());
}
I was wondering if the setStream(null) is intended behavior (or if I'm abusing
the purpose of the Guard) and if so, some background for my education would be
much appreciated. Thanks!
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