JAX-RS 2.0 ResourceContext.init(MyClass.class) is definitely a more portable way to do it, though the style where a .class is used is a bit intrusive as far as the application code is concerned IMHO, the application code just does what it is supposed to do without having the code which would only work if the external party, the runtime in this case, would instantiate a class
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