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Bertrand Delacretaz commented on SLING-325:
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> how about a 'forceGet' attribute with default to 'true' if not set ? 

I like this, and I'd even tend to suggest always forcing to GET for includes. 

Using includes to process POST or other requests (except HEAD maybe) sounds 
scary, but that's just a gut feeling, I don't have precise examples.

So I'm ok for either a forceGet option or for always forcing GET without the 
option for now, and adding the option later if we ever need it.

> Add RequestDispatcherOptions.OPT_REQUEST_METHOD
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>
>                 Key: SLING-325
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLING-325
>             Project: Sling
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: Scripting
>            Reporter: Tobias Bocanegra
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> I'm facing a problem with POST handling in scripts. i have a 'main' script 
> that includes others (header, navigation, footer, etc.) using 
> <sling:include/>.
> now i have a html form that uses (multipart) POST that i want to handle 
> myself and not with the ujax post servlet. therefor i added a 'POST.jsp' 
> beside my 'html.jsp' of the main script. this works. now the problem is, that 
> all included resources that do not have a POST.jsp are rendered by the ujax 
> post servlet, which is not what i want. of course i can add POST.jsp to all 
> other scripts but that's a bit tiresome.
> suggest to:
> - add new RequestDispatcherOption  OPT_REQUEST_METHOD that allows override of 
> the method (maybe limit to 'GET')
> - extend the <sling:include/> tag to take a 'method' attribute and default it 
> to GET, if absent (it would be tedious to specify the GET for every include, 
> so rather make it default).

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