Hi Barada,
ResourceMethodDispatchProvider are invoked during JAX-RS application
creation (i.e. deployment time) and you have no security context
available at this time. You can, of course, inject the SecurityContext
(it will be a proxy) into your ResourceMethodDispatchProvider
implementation (via @Context) but you can't use it sooner than in a
RequestDispatcher instance you're creating and returning from the
ResourceMethodDispatchProvider#create method:
public class MyDispatchProvider implements ResourceMethodDispatchProvider {
@Context
private SecurityContext securityContext;
@Override
public RequestDispatcher create(AbstractResourceMethod
abstractResourceMethod) {
return new RequestDispatcher() {
@Override
public void dispatch(final Object resource, final
HttpContext context) {
// Here you can use the SecurityContext.
// if (securityContext.isSecure()) {
// ...
// }
}
};
}
}
Michal
On 17.07.2013 08:56 , Barada (Personal) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Am using Jersey 1.17.
> Am using a custom ResourceMethodDispatchProvider to decorate a resource method.
>
> Does Jersey provide any method of doing a class field injection (by using an InjectableProvider) into a custom ResourceMethodDispatchProvider?
>
> Am attempting to use the SecurityContext under which the request is executed.
>
> ~ Barada
> @baradasahu
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