You can add context parameters to REST bindings in the Context Parameters section of the
General tab.
Procedure
Navigate to the
General tab >
Context Parameters section of a Promoted Service or Reference.
Add a new
Context Parameter; select the
Operation(s) it applies to, the
Direction (Input, Output or Fault), and the
Type (Basic or
Bag). For Basic Context Parameters, select a
Definition, to describe the data type of the parameter.
For instance,
bookNameCP is a
Basic string context parameter that applies to the input flow of the
getBookList operation. The name
bookNameCP is used for context parameter mapping in the next step, and is also referred to by IT Implementation.
Navigate to the
Bindings tab, in the
REST Binding Context Parameter Mapping section and specify the HTTP header name in the
Header Name column.
If the selected type is
Basic, specify the HTTP header name in the
Header Name column.
The specified Header Name appears as a HTTP Header on the wire and the context Parameter name is used by Java IT for the Get and Set methods. For instance, the Basic string context parameter
bookNameCP is mapped to HTTP Header Name
bookName. That is, when REST service binding intercepts a request, it retrieves the value of the HTTP Header
bookName and makes it available to IT Implementation as a value of context parameter
bookNameCP.
Generate Java IT Implementation and add the following declaration to the Implementation class:
//org.osoa.sca.annotations.Context
@Context
//com.tibco.amf.platform.runtime.extension.context.ComponentContext
public ComponentContext componentContext;
