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Inject Multimap with POST params through an HttpServletRequestWrapper #33
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Depending on the configuration of the JAX-RS application, especially under Jersey, POST parameters may not be readable from the
HttpServletRequest
and shall be accessed through JAX-RS facilities instead. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22376810/unable-to-retrieve-post-data-using-context-httpservletrequest-when-passed-to-o for more details.While I defined a new interface
IJaxTokenStrategy
that does not depend on theHttpServletRequest
, the key methodnet.oauth.server.HttpRequestMessage#getParameters
does and is outside of our control. Therefore,OAuthRequest.OAuthServletRequestWrapper
class has been defined to wrap the original request while substituting the parameter map.Given that
OAuthRequest
already provides a reference to theHttpServletRequest
, I decided not to remove the newly created interface.