Hi Marko
On 02/04/12 17:19, Voß, Marko wrote:
Hello Sergey,
thanks again!
welcome
I figured out I could simply use the UriBuilder for this:
UriBuilder uriBuilder = UriBuilder.fromResource(MyJaxRsInterface.class);
URI uri = uriBuilder.path(MyJaxRsInterface.class, "retrieve").build("foo-id");
LOG.warn("PATH: " + jaxrsServerFactoryBean.getAddress() + '/' + uri.toString());
When distributing services in a cluster for example, we expect the jaxrs:server
address to be equal on all machines.
So this should do the trick too. Especially, when MyJaxRsInterface-service is
not available on the server, which
requires to know the endpoints to put them into the delivered resources for
example. :)
So UriInfo won't help in your case ?
Cheers, Sergey
Best regards,
Marko
Am 02.04.2012 15:53, schrieb Sergey Beryozkin:
Hi Marko
On 02/04/12 15:34, Voß, Marko wrote:
Hello,
I need to know the existing endpoints of a JAX-RS interface.
The services page should return the list of all the REST (& WS) endpoints
available and then individual WADL instances
will describe all the root resources which constitute a given endpoint,
I did the following solution first:
List<ClassResourceInfo> resources =
jaxrsServerFactoryBean.getServiceFactory().getClassResourceInfo();
for (ClassResourceInfo resource : resources) {
if (FooRestService.class.isAssignableFrom(resource.getServiceClass())) {
LOG.warn("Foo REST-Service locally available!");
LOG.warn("Service path: " + resource.getPath().value());
for (OperationResourceInfo ori :
resource.getMethodDispatcher().getOperationResourceInfos()) {
if (ori.getAnnotatedMethod().getName().equals("retrieve")) {
LOG.warn("Method path: " +
ori.getAnnotatedMethod().getAnnotation(Path.class).value());
}
}
}
}
Output:
Foo REST-Service locally available!
Service path: /foo/something
Method path: /{id}
This solution however may not work, when dealing with distributed services. One
server instance may not have all
services registered to its jaxrs:server bean configured in Spring.
What we do have available on all instances are the JAX-RS interfaces because of
we need to perform requests to the other
instances of course.
So, is there an easy way to get all the endpoints or do I have to implement the
reflection on my own?
I do know, that CXF is already handling this in some classes. I tried the
following, which does not work, because the
iteration has no items to iterate through. I would prefer to reuse the existing
code in CXF for this.
JAXRSServiceFactoryBean serviceFactoryBean = new JAXRSServiceFactoryBean();
serviceFactoryBean.setResourceClass(FooRestServiceImpl.class);
Service service = serviceFactoryBean.create();
for (Endpoint endpoint : service.getEndpoints().values()) {
LOG.warn("Endpoints: " + endpoint.getEndpointInfo());
}
Output:
<nothing>
Right now the model representing JAX-RS endpoints and the CXF model which is
optimized for representing WS service and
endpoints are not closely related, there's a link but it's not a 1 to 1 match,
the following will only give you the list of all the root resource for a
current endpoint.
Service service = serverFactoryBean.getServiceFactory().getService();
List<ClassResourceInfo> list =
((JAXRSServiceImpl)service).getClassResourceInfos();
They can also be retrieved at runtime from the current message:
Service service = message.getExchange().get(Service.class);
List<ClassResourceInfo> resources =
((JAXRSServiceImpl)service).getClassResourceInfos();
In order to get the list if all the jaxrs endpoints you'd need to get
a DestinationRegistryManager extension from the bus and enumerate over all the
destinations and those which return
null for getEndpointInfo().getInterface() do represent restful endpoints :-) so
if possible try the services page for
the latter task :-)
Sergey
