I know How to get the @RequestBody in an @ExceptionHandler (Spring REST) exists but I am looking for a slightly different solution. When my service gets a 403 it does not make it to my @Controller class. Thus, how can I still grab something out of the incoming request body, since this scenario would never actually hit my code? It only ever hits the generated CGLIB code.
Ultimately I was able to solve the issue by creating a class that extends RequestBodyAdviceAdapter
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