I've no links to any specific docs.
AFAIK each web.xml needs to have its own CXFServlet allocated and refer
to specific Spring context files, with each of them having the endpoints
with non-overlapping address, i.e, you can not have a single
logger-rest-context.xml specify multiple endpoints w
Yes i use web.xml. And i am using spring DM. My current configurations are
something like for multiple bundles:
1. web.xml
contextClass
org.springframework.osgi.web.context.support.OsgiBundleXmlWebApplicationContext
contextConfigLocation
classpath:META-INF/spring/logger-rest-context.xml
s
Do you use web.xml at all ?
Without it, multiple jaxrs:endpoint with the same address would be
handled by a default CXF HTTP Transport which has a dedicated CXFServlet
so indeed there will be a clash.
With web.xml you can have each WAB allocating its own
CXFServlet/Destinations. Is it Sprin
Lets say i have two REST Web Application Bundles. one with path
"/css/logger" and another with path "/css/dc"
When i want to convert as WAB, i may configure something like below:
war1
/css/dc
war2
/css/logger
But my existing bundles have something like below with JAX-RS
Hi
On 04/11/14 09:50, Srikanth Hugar wrote:
I have a existing multiple REST services with bundle using JAX-RS with
different addresses. Hence it works fine because in JAX-RS address i
specify the different addresses.
But now i want to convert my bundles to WAB because i want to integrate
with sp
I have a existing multiple REST services with bundle using JAX-RS with
different addresses. Hence it works fine because in JAX-RS address i
specify the different addresses.
But now i want to convert my bundles to WAB because i want to integrate
with spring security and want to run with different W
