HTTP Headers from JCD

Hi,
I have a SOAP callable JCD, which i deploy to an HTTP Authenticated server. We use basic HTTP authentication.
Is it possible to obtain the username from the http header from within the JCD? I fear that i might have to use a HTTP eway in some shape or form, but if you can get it from the jcd, then thats great!
Cheers
weemort

Hi Matteo-
The header values should be passed as part of the Credentials object. This can be done with a custom AuthenticationHandler.
Alternatively, you could store the current request in a ThreadLocal and access it from your LoginModule, but IMHO the code to do this isn't as clean.
Justin

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