How to get HttpServletRequest

Hi, I want to get the object HttpServletRequest in my web dynpro project. The version of the IDE is 7.0. Would you please give me some advice? Thank you~

Hello Daniel
I see that you have not recieved any suggestions.
You might be more successful if you posted it in Application Server » Web Dynpro Java
Thanks
Kenny

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