Hi
In your method, instead of returning byte[] directly, return JAX-RS Response
and set
your byte[] on that Response, as well as the status code and the media type :
return Response.ok().type(theMediaType).entity(byteArray).build();
and you can remove @ProduceMime on the method itself. It will lead to all of the input HTTP Accept values be accepted during a
method match, so you might want to do some additional matching in your method based on the value of @Context HttpHeaders. You can do
this type of pre-match in a provate CXF filter if you do not want to do it in the application code.
Cheers, Sergey
I have a simple REST (GET) that retrieves a binary from the server byte[]. My
problem is that the @producemime attribute is static (set at design time). I
will not know the type of media JPEG, Word Document etc until run-time. Is
there a way that I can set the value of @producemime at run-time or is there
another way of doing it ?
Many thanks.
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