An simple solution might be to introduce JAX-RS resource that catch
"any url" addressing with help of reg-exp.
something like
@Path(value = "/{resource:.*}")
public class CatchAll {
public CatchAll (@PathParam("resource") String resource ) {}
}
On Sun, Mar 15, 2009 at 12:34 AM, Ty <ty.new...@copperchipgames.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks again for the god advice. This seems to be the call you are referring
> to:
>
> // create JAX-RS runtime environment
> final JaxRsApplication application = new
> JaxRsApplication(comp.getContext().createChildContext());
>
> // set the Default restlet
> application.getJaxRsRestlet().attachDefault(myDefaultRestlet);
>
> Unfortunately this feels like I'm mixing the restlet style of API with the
> jax-rs style of API. I really would prefer to keep the code a bit cleaner
> than that. e.g. I have to manage the resources directly in the
> myDefaultRestlet class rather than using the annotations like in my jax-rs
> classes.
>
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