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Hey I am having an issue that the :body of my request is empty. I have read that you can only read the body of a request once. Is there a way to debug where that read is happening? It’s a pretty complex webapp with a bunch of middleware and endpoints and stuff and I can’t seem to find it via manually tracing it.
@kasuko There’s a BrokenInputStream
class in Apache Commons I/O that you could use. Create a request and use the broken input stream as the body, then push it through your handler and use the stacktrace to see where the body was read from.
@eostman Not sure what you mean by that
LMK if you’d rather I opened an issue directly for tracking purposes…