Register a controller to be the default one?

[lucian-torje-siemens]

Hello,
Replacing the existing controller with a custom one leads to an error - was this done on purpose and if yes what was the reason?

Would it be a good idea to be able to replace the controller or even better to refactor the code so that each controller delegates processing to an injected service (replaceable) ? (maybe start with MultipartController)

[juliapampus]

What do your mean with "leads to an error"? This is a really vague statement. Producing errors is never intended.

What is your use case and why do you want to replace the current IDS implementation (as this is what this extension is providing)?

[ndr-brt]

The claims are decorated in the IdsSender part before sending the ids-multipart request, not in the Controller (where the request is received)

So your intent is to add a claim based on an header in the multipart controller based on an header. Just out of curiosity, who's gonna make that call with that ten header? another EDC right? If so the JWTDecorator is what you are looking for because it adds a claim before signing the token, then the token is put in the multipart header and so it will be extracted by the MultipartController when it will receive the call.

[lucian-torje-siemens]

Thank you @ndr-brt for the hint - I will test it.

[lucian-torje-siemens]

Just checked with daps - the steps are below:

• the first EDC creates the token and adds the extra claim (now using an JWTDecorator)
• the additional claims are only send to daps and not saved afterwards (so my tenant claim is removed) --> my expectation here would be that the extra claims are keep as additional and sent to the second EDC like here mindsphere@b22e9f7
• the token is sent to the second EDC without the tenant claim

[ndr-brt]

You could configure the DAPS server to return the ten claims in the token

[lucian-torje-siemens]

We do not have access to the DAPS server; your hint make me realize that I need to recheck the JWT token itself and it looks like the JWT token contains now the new attribute tenant added by the my JWTDecorator implementation.