I think I tried that correctly too:
I have a class called com.mycompany.myproject.MyEjbClass that contains the
@Stateless annotation and the @Path annotation, and a method in that class
has the @GET and @Produces("application/json") annotations. In my
openejb-jar.xml I put this:
I also tried property names openejb.cxf.jaxrs.providers,
openejb.cxf.jax-rs.providers, cxf.jaxrs.providers, and cjb.jax-rs.providers.
Finally I tried putting some unparseable garbage in openejb-jar.xml, just to
see if any parser would complain. I don't think the system knows that
openejb-jar.xml is there.
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