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You are not displaying the address of the struct, you are displaying the address of the address (address of the pointer). The pointer is passed as a parameter and thus new each time. Remove the & in log.Printf("Whatever.GetNameByReference() memory address: %v", &whatever) to get what you want (and use %p instead of %v).

Use QueryParameters according to the code this should return []string

As mentioned in the comments, the Django integration will attach this particular data automatically.

As for the question on how to generally add data in a Django app, you are basically looking for something to run before each view. A Django middleware suits this:

I solved just putting double quotes like this:

After searching, I found this issue #1011. Quote to the response:

Revel automatically calls ParseForm, ParseMultipartForm or whatever function is needed for a request, so req.Body is parsed and all valuable information is stored to controller.Params.(Fixed, Route, Query, Form, Files).

It means that, before calling your controller's method, the request body already being read by revel, so when you try to read it again the result will be EOF. From the docs, instead of using json.Decoder and request body, try the following:

Passing nil as a handler is a common practice in Go. As the specs say,

Handler is typically nil, in which case the DefaultServeMux is used.

DefaultServeMux is just a convenience global variable in http. So, go-restful just uses it by default.

Thank you for this report. ACS Windows Kubernetes is still under early development and there needs to be a scrub of all common issues. I have file the following task on Kubernetes to track this: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/43993.