Hi all,
I've submitted issue RESTEASY-772 but I've been told I should post my
problem here instead, so here goes:
I have the following (dumbed down) interfaces:
@Path("root")
public interface Root{
@Path("sub") SubResource subResource();
}
public interface SubResource{
@GET get();
}
This thing works properly on the server side: calls to root/sub/ are
properly sent to the exposed SubResource implementation. However, this
doesn't work with the client framework: the client instead sends the
request to sub/. It seems like it ignores the @Path("root") on the root
resource definition.
I've looked in the codebase and the SubResourceInvoker indeed doesn't
have that information when building its uri. This is kind of a blocker
for me since it means I can't use the same interface for the server and
client. Is there a known way to make this work?
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