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J2EE Filter vs Spring RequestContextFilter

 
Prakash Mani - Attur
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Hi,

Can someone please tell the real features that we have in using Spring's RequestContextFilter than J2EE's Filter ?

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Carles Gasques
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Hi,

The Spring RequestContextFilter exposes the request scoped beans to the current thread

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