You are right this should've been reflected in the documentation, I've
just checked the change was made in July 2012, 3.0.x was not even in the
plans at a time when the trunk with that update was released.
Let me update the documentation a bit,
Cheers, Sergey
On 03/09/14 22:36, Matt Parker wrote:
Thanks for the explanation. I should also have said that it would be nice
to see it added to the migration guide :) Would have saved me a bit of
troubleshooting, maybe it will help someone else save some time.
On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 3:27 PM, Sergey Beryozkin <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi
On 03/09/14 22:06, Matt Parker wrote:
Hi,
I wanted to mention that the default delimiter appears to have changed in
3.x for the jaxrs.providers init-param. I upgraded from 2.x to 3.0.1, and
needed to add a comma as the delimiter between providers, otherwise I
would
get an exception and the servlet wouldn't start. It appears that one may
specify class.parameter.split.char to their liking, but this does not
cover
the default case.
As far as I recall the ' ' delimiter was causing issues in cases where
individual providers had some of the properties injected, example, one can
say:
MyProviderA(a=b a=2),MyProviderB(a=b a=2)
I don't recall right now why I could not have
MyProviderA(a=b,a=2) MyProviderB(a=b,a=2)
may be because some of the properties can be list properties...
There has to be a record in archives of why the decision was made to use a
',' by default
Cheers, Sergey
TIA,
-Matt
