Hi Greg
from RequestFilter you can get to a resource class instance like this :
classResourceInfo.getResourceProvider().getInstance();
and then getClass() on that instance, if needed
You can get the name of the operation like this :
OperationResourceInfo ori =
message.getExchange().get(OperationResourceClass.class);
Method m = ori.getMethodToInvoke();
Give it a try please and let me know if you have any problems, unless Ian has
convinced you Spring AOP is the way to go :-)
Cheers, Sergey
A custom request handler (RequestHandler extension) might do. You can
get an access to an actual resource
object which is about to be invoked upon, name of the operation, http
method, etc...Let me now if you'd lke to get more details on how to
retrieve the resource class instance...
Sergey,
That info would be great! I've spent some time poking around the
Message/ClassResourceInfo objects but haven't found a good way to get the
info I need.
Ideally I'd want:
1) class, function that would be called
2) Parameter values to be passed to the function
If (2) can't be retrieved directly, is there any way to build this info?
My ultimate goal is to have a check function like:
check(Class clazz, Method m, Object... args)
Otherwise I was thinking I'd have to augment each API function directly
with a check call.
Thanks,
-Greg
