We are not using any type of AOP as far as I know. The resource class for
the Jersey rest endpoints are simple written /configured with @Path info
like the sample
(That resource class/endpoint method i posted before is found in
the my.web.packages)
and set up on the embedded Jetty server like so:
ResourceConfig rc = new PackagesResourceConfig(
"my.web.packages");
ServletHolder jerseyHolder = new ServletHolder(new
ServletContainer(rc));
jerseyHolder.setName("REST API");
myContext.addServlet(jerseyHolder, "/");
ServletMapping mapping = new ServletMapping();
ServletHandler servletHandler = myContext.getServletHandler();
mapping.setServletName("REST API");
mapping.setPathSpec("/*");
servletHandler.addServletMapping(mapping);
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