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| | | Determining which servlet is wrapped by a filter | Determining which servlet is wrapped by a filter 2004-06-23 - By Michael Rutherfurd
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Does anyone know of a mechanism to determine which servlet will be
ultimately invoked for the current request within a filter? I originally
thought that FilterChain would have it but no go. I'm using Servlet API
v2.3.
I'm looking at converting some earlier version 2.0 servlet code to extract
common logic into filters and I want to minimise differences in logging
etc. I'll probably throw away the linkage at some point but as an interim
step small is generally better :-)
Michael Rutherfurd
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<br><font size=2><tt>Does anyone know of a mechanism to determine which
servlet will be ultimately invoked for the current request within a filter?
I originally thought that FilterChain would have it but no go. I'm using
Servlet API v2.3.</tt></font>
<br>
<br><font size=2><tt>I'm looking at converting some earlier version 2.0
servlet code to extract common logic into filters and I want to minimise
differences in logging etc. I'll probably throw away the linkage at some
point but as an interim step small is generally better :-)</tt></font>
<br>
<br><font size=2><tt>Michael Rutherfurd</tt></font>
<table><tr><td bgcolor=#ffffff><font color=#000000><pre>WARNING - This email
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