I have a project that is using RestEasy -- there were 23 resources.
The project was using "resteasy.scan.resources=true" in the web.xml.
Now, I added another resource. This time, we need Spring.
So, I add the resteasy-spring dependency and update the web.xml,
according to the docs:
http://docs.jboss.org/resteasy/docs/3.0.6.Final/userguide/html/RESTEasy_Spring_Integration.html
Now, the boot fails because the "scan" can't coexist with Spring. No problem,
I can remove the scan.... But then my original 23 resources are not available.
According to the documentation...
> "RESTEasy will automatically scan for @Provider and JAX-RS resource
> annotations on your bean class and register them as JAS-RS resources."
It would seem that I need to make the 23 resources Spring beans (Add a @Named
annotation, for example), or else manually list them in my web.xml
("resteasy.resources"), or create an Application instance to register them...
Ugh... Why can't the RestEasy-Spring bootstrap automatically register the
resources annotated with @Path?
Or... Why can't the SCAN coexist with Spring again?
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