Performing Sling Model Adaptation Using Request and Resource Objects

There are use cases where you may need to get a Request object inside a Sling Model or you want to adapt your Sling Model using a SlingHttpServletRequest object (where you don’t want to create a resource object). In this situation, you do not need to create two different Sling Models. In this development article, you learn how to write your Sling Model, make it adaptable by using either a SlingHttpServletRequest or Resource (or both the objects), and inject Resource properties at the same time.

To read this article, click https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/sling_model_adaptation.html. 

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