Curious...Can one define and access a JAX-RS EJB defined within an
EJB.jar without a WAR *explicitly* defined to provide the web tier?
I have been experimenting with the various JAX-RS deployment options
in JavaEE 6. I've tried
1) WARs with POJO resource classes
2) WARs with EJB resource classes and no EJB.jar
3) EJB.jar with EJB resource classes wrapped with a WAR+EAR
Option #2 allows one to have EJBs with an EJB.jar and EAR -- neat.
With Option #3, my WAR was no more than a handful of near-empty files.
The beans.xml and web.xml files where likely not even needed.
|-- jaxrs-ejb-dmv-ear6-war
| |-- META-INF
| `-- WEB-INF
| |-- beans.xml
| |-- classes
| `-- web.xml
The biggest need I had for the WAR was that it defined the
context-root of the resource URIs
//EAR application.xml
...
<module>
<web>
<web-uri>jaxrs-ejb-dmv-ear6-war-1.0-SNAPSHOT.war</web-uri>
<context-root>jaxrs-ejb-dmv-ear6</context-root>
</web>
</module>
//example URI call
http://127.0.0.1:8080/jaxrs-ejb-dmv-ear6/rest/dmv
I know SOAP-based Web Services implemented with EJB have definitions
that allow the EJB to fully define the service without physically
declaring a WAR. Does JAX-RS have the same sort of convention? Can one
define and access a JAX-RS EJB defined within an EJB.jar without a WAR
explicitly defined to provide the web tier? If so, how would I define
the context-root from the EJB?
thanks,
jim
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