Is it possible to assign a context object to rpc-methods?

[Hüseyin Uslu]

For json-rpc 2.0, I'm using http://jsonrpc2.codeplex.com/. I'd like to ask if a specific functionality also exists for jayrock.

Basically, when calling jsonrpc-dispatcher, I can create my own context object;

                var rpcContext = new HttpRpcContext(this, rpcResponse);

And when calling the dispatcher, I set the context object to dispatcher;

               JsonRpcProcessor.Process(async, rpcContext);

Then within the json-rpc method handler, I can access the context object I assigned using;

        [JsonRpcMethod("getwork")]

        public Wallet.Responses.Getwork Getwork()

        {

             var context = (HttpRpcContext)JsonRpcContext.Current().Value;

        }

With this I can further manipulate my json-rpc responses based on the context of the client and so.

Is this possible with jayrock?

[Hüseyin Uslu]

And I'm running jayrock over a standalone httplistener, so can't use ASP.Net's context object's and so.

[Hüseyin Uslu]

Only sample I've found close to this is; 

https://gist.github.com/atifaziz/6027119

Though it uses ASP.Net's context to store stuff. As I'm running standalone jayrock, it's not a possibility for me.

[Atif Aziz]

In the sample I posted earlier, you'll see how this was done by installing a custom dispatcher that establishes the context for the service. How you define and associate the request context is up to you. The techniques can vary and Jayrock isn't very prescriptive in this area except providing the hooks for enabling custom scenarios.

- Atif

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