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Add support for newer jakarta.servlet.http
API into JsonRpcServer
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…ip encoding parts Signed-off-by: cyb3r4nt <[email protected]>
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…inside JsonRpcServer Common logic may be used to handle the HTTP requests. This is a preparation for using jakarta.servlet.http namespace objects. There are no much requirements for those interfaces, only some common methods, which are present in most Portlet API requests were not changed, because there is a comment, which assumes that HTTP status code is assigned outside. Added a TODO comment there with possible solution proposal. Signed-off-by: cyb3r4nt <[email protected]>
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…into JsonRpcServer Both javax and jakarta objects/APIs have similar method signatures and differ only with types. Two new classes were added to adapt to the common interface. Not very last version of jakarta.servlet-api v5.0.0 was added, because project JDK target is Java 8. jakarta.servlet-api v5.0.0 comes from the Jakarta EE 9, which is still compatible with JDK 8. Signed-off-by: cyb3r4nt <[email protected]>
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…onRpcServer Removed @SuppressWarnings from top-level place on top of the class. Currently only two handle() methods are shown as unused, but these are public API methods, which meant to be called by the clients. Signed-off-by: cyb3r4nt <[email protected]>
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#306: Add support for newer jakarta.servlet.http API into JsonRpcServer
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Newer
jakarta.servlet.http
API is spreading around and more application servers and frameworks start to support this.For example, Spring Framework 6 and
spring-web
started to use thatjakarta.*
namespace,and do not provide older
javax
in transitive dependencies.Current
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest
is located at:https://github.com/briandilley/jsonrpc4j/blob/1.6.0/src/main/java/com/googlecode/jsonrpc4j/JsonRpcServer.java#L107-L157
Newer implementation may look similar and differ only with used request and response types
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