Marcus,
It works fundamentally the same as using a dispatcher, with the benefit
that it runs before the dispatcher pipeline. The big difference is you'd
implement RequestFilter instead of Dispatcher, and you'd contribute to
that pipeline accordingly. Keep in mind that you will face the same
issues regarding ASOs, which can be solved in the same way as with
dispatchers. That is, implement your Dispatcher or RequestFilter so that
the constructor takes an ApplicationStateManager instance, and then
auto-bind in your app module (or build if you require more initialization).
I would like to expand on this as it does seem perferable.
chris
Marcus wrote:
Hi Massimo,
Can you post some code about this RequestFilter solution ?
Thanks,
Marcus
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