I am not really familiar with the spring layer and its IUserService
interface but as you send the user id in the http header, couldn't you just
put that user id into the user's session and each server method who needs
the user id can then retrieve it from the session?
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Requestcontext method signatures should match with the service layer method
signature by default. So when we call it from the client code it uses the
server method with the same signature.
I don't know how to intercept this call and add the user ID .
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You can intercept it with a ServiceLayerDecorator, but it'd wtill fail,
because the RequestFactoryInterfaceValidator will throw when validating the
mismatched method.
You could add a new method (but not an overload!) in your service though,
and then route the method call to that method.
But
Thomas,
can you provide some code snippet on how you have done using Guice?
We are not using Spring MVC in our project. I dont know how would i be able
to inject the user id from the Servlet to the spring layer. I can access the
spring application context from the servlet but not vice versa.
In our application we have implemented the following
1. User security by extending the RequestFactoryServlet and *overriding
the doPost* method for validating the user session.
2. If the user is logged in the request is proceeded further
3. If the user is not logged in Error is
