I'm about to take on the same endeavour. We need to communicate with certificates and this is a lot easier with Httpclient v4. If we come up with something useful I'll contribute it.
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I'm about to take on the same endeavour. We need to communicate with certificates and this is a lot easier with Httpclient v4. If we come up with something useful I'll contribute it.
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Thanks for the overwhelming support guys!
The answer is that Spring puts model objects on the request. So a request.getAttribute("attributename") does the trick. I guess it's guru's only here...
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