[ 643729 ] user supplied MultipartDecoder

Woops, the user supplied MultiPart decoder functionality has a problem. 
Right now, RequestContext references MultiPartDecoder as a class, rather 
than an Interface, so the only route to introducing your own 
MultiPartDecoder is via subclassing. However, the MultiPartDecoder only has 
1 constructor and that constructor calls this.decode(Request), which is 
private and can't be overridden.

So the upshot is that I'm forced to inherit the existing upfront decode() 
call, which is what I'm trying to avoid.

Solutions:

a) add a default no-op constructor to MultiPartDecoder that accessible from 
subclasses .

b) modify RequestContext to reference MultiPartDecoder as Interface.

Howard, do I need to add a feature request for this?

How can I help ensure that it makes the 2.3 final release?

Joseph Panico
[email protected]



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