Now that I'm able to manage ServerResources in Spring and route requests to
them, I have run into yet another problem. My server resources have no
Restlet Context! Since Spring is creating them, like this:
<!-- restlet resources -->
<bean id="sampleResource"
class="com.willowtreeapps.rest.resource.TestResource" scope="prototype">
<!-- let spring inject your service -->
<property name="lookupManager" ref="lookupManager"></property>
</bean>
The sampleResource has no Context. So when I call getContext() it returns
null. What I really need is to get the container ServletContext for use
within my server resource. The examples I've found for that assume that you
have a Restlet Context available to query.
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