Hi All,
I am trying to get access to MessageContext in a filter (that implements
RequestHandler interface)
by doing this:
private MessageContext mc;
@Context
public void setMessageContext(MessageContext msgC) {
mc=msgC;
}
Because I saw in the list that a bug was filed about if @Context was used on a
fields like this:
@Context
private MessageContext mc;
But even using Context on the setter does not work. Do I need to do any wiring
in the Spring file when I use the
Setter like above?
Is @Context suppose to work with filters ( I thought they should as filters are
like providers)?
What I am trying to do using Context is set a Map that I created in the filter
after processing http headers
And I want to access that Map in some other class later in the code and would
like to use @Context to get the map.
Is this a good use of @Context? Or can I do this in any other way?
Thanks a lot for any help.
Sadhana
Sadhana Jain
Sr. Software Engineer
Rovi Corporation
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