Our project uses spring-jade4j.
Spring-jade4j does not regard HttpServletRequest/HttpSession attributes as model attributes.
But we have to use a lot of attributes which are injected into request/session from filters and interceptors.
This patch just change the parent classes.
For JadeView, the parent is changed from AbstractUrlBasedView to AbstractTemplateView.
For JadeViewResolver, the parent is changed from UrlBasedViewResolver to AbstractTemplateViewResolver.
After this patch, org.springframework.web.servlet.support.RequestContext also can be exposed as a model attribute. This can be used for spring theme, locale, messageSource and url handling, etc..
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10 years ago
Our project uses spring-jade4j. Spring-jade4j does not regard HttpServletRequest/HttpSession attributes as model attributes. But we have to use a lot of attributes which are injected into request/session from filters and interceptors.
This patch just change the parent classes. For JadeView, the parent is changed from AbstractUrlBasedView to AbstractTemplateView. For JadeViewResolver, the parent is changed from UrlBasedViewResolver to AbstractTemplateViewResolver.
After this patch, org.springframework.web.servlet.support.RequestContext also can be exposed as a model attribute. This can be used for spring theme, locale, messageSource and url handling, etc..