Examples for Chapter 14 - RESTful Java with JAX-RS 2.0 - page 346

<bean <bean id= "customer" class= "com.restfully.shop.services

.CustomerResourceBean" //>

<bean <bean id= "product" class= "com.restfully.shop.services

.ProductResourceBean" //>

<bean <bean id= "order" class= "com.restfully.shop.services

.OrderResourceBean" //>

<bean <bean id= "store" class= "com.restfully.shop.services

.StoreResourceBean" //>

</beans>

The rest of the Spring XML file defines all of the JAX-RS resource beans.

The Spring XML file is loaded and registered with the JAX-RS runtime by the ShoppingAp-
plication class:

src/main/java/com/restfully/shop/services/ShoppingApplication.java

@ApplicationPath ( "/services" )
public public class class ShoppingApplication ShoppingApplication extends extends Application

{

private private Set < Class <?>> classes = new new HashSet < Class <?>>();

public public ShoppingApplication ()

{

classes . add ( EntityNotFoundExceptionMapper . class );

}

public public Set < Class <?>> getClasses ()

{

return return classes ;

}

protected protected ApplicationContext springContext ;

@Context
protected

protected ServletContext servletContext ;

public public Set < Object > getSingletons ()

{

try try

{

InitialContext ctx = new new InitialContext ();

String xmlFile =
( String ) servletContext . getInitParameter ( "spring-beans-file" );
springContext = new

new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext ( xmlFile );

}
catch catch ( Exception ex )