Hi all
I'm using RestEasy 2.3.6 (as a part of EAP 6.1). I am using the
client APIs and was wondering how to add a custom message body
reader/writer? The other REST server is using Jackson and has many
bindings that are jackson specific. I can't seem to add the
JacksonJaxbJsonProvider to REST EA
The client is running inside EAP 6.1?
On 8/28/2013 3:33 PM, John D. Ament wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I'm using RestEasy 2.3.6 (as a part of EAP 6.1). I am using the
> client APIs and was wondering how to add a custom message body
> reader/writer? The other REST server is using Jackson and has many
> bi
Bill,
Yes. I think I found the issue, had to hack up my deployment
structure to bring in the necessary modules so I think it's better
(i'm at least seeing exceptions from jackson now).
Thanks,
John
On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 4:12 PM, Bill Burke wrote:
> The client is running inside EAP 6.1?
>
>
Hi all, Bill,
I saw you integrated RESTEasy and netty[1].
Can you point me to details how directly RESTEasy sits on top of netty?
Is the integration just to enable use of netty as the container or si RESTEasy
actually taking advantage of the async approach?
I am only about to dive into netty
JAX-RS is a stream, BIO, framework , so it is still using java.io.*.
Can't get around this. Its a buffer exchange between Netty and
Resteasy. Kristoffer just implemented Netty 4 support. He also
implemented support for JAX-RS 2.0 async APIs too. The problem is
though, even with those async
I didn't realize this, but if you go to:
modules/system/layer/base/org/jboss/resteasy/resteasy-jackson-provider/main/module.xml
if you set the attribute "export=true" for all the jackson dependencies,
then you're deployment will see jackson. This is fixed in later
versions of resteasy and rest
Hi Bill
I have a resteasy client and doing post request . I also set the keystore as
trusted and cert key entries before sending the request.
The server also having import the client key in their keystore certificate.
Means we are doing Two way mutual certificate authentication .
The client an
On 28.08.2013, at 23:46, Bill Burke wrote:
> JAX-RS is a stream, BIO, framework , so it is still using java.io.*.
> Can't get around this.
Doh - sure. Well, 3.0 then :-)
> Its a buffer exchange between Netty and
> Resteasy. Kristoffer just implemented Netty 4 support. He also
> impleme
