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storkontheroof
posted 6 years ago
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juhasev
replied 6 years ago
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Out of the box I don’t think so. Why don’t you just add a new method that wraps your existing controller method? It is a good practice to have your controller method’s arguments stickly defined and validated.

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storkontheroof
replied 6 years ago

@Juha: That's indeed the road i took. Thanks for replying!

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