Hi Jim, Sorry for the delay ...
Jim White schrieb: > Felix Meschberger wrote: > >> Hi Jim, >> >> Jim White schrieb: >> >>> Hi gang! >>> >>> The way I'd like to provide path mapping for classes is with JAX-RS >>> (Jersey) annontations. >> >> Support for this would be a great addition to Sling IMHO. > > Great minds and all... ;-) > >>> That should be pretty straightforward for compiled bundles, but I think >>> it can work for scripts too (at least Groovy scripts anyhow). >> >> For scripts (in general) it is a bit more problematic and I think a >> different problem scope. Let me take a quick tour how Sling works. >> ... > > If I wanted to have a mechanism so that whenever a script is > added/updated (and probably on server startup too) in the repository > (presumably in some designated part of the tree) that it gets executed, > where should I look for API and/or related code? > > My thought is basically a script-based extension mechanism rather than > requiring bundles. If I understand you correctly, you would designate a location, say /apps/jax-rs, where you would put the scripts with JAX-RS annotations. Then some listener would pick the script up, interpret the tags for the path and the methods and would register them as Resources in a similar way as the ServletResolver does with the ServletResourceProvider. In other words: You need a JAXRSResourceProvider, which observes (by JCR observation) a special location for entries. For each entry, the JAX-RS annotations are analyzed and respective Resources are provided through the JAXRSResourceProvider. > > The use case being once Jersey is integrated (which would be with a > bundle I expect - although we've been using Ivy with Groovy to > dynamically load dependencies for Groovy scripts), I could add/update > services by just editing a Groovy script with JAX-RS annotations. Yes, I would assume JAX-RS support would probably be implemented in a bundle. Though I am not sure right now, how much we would have to integrate it with the servlet resolver... Regards Felix
