Hello *,
The problem is already visible in the sample application "CustomerDB" shipped with NetBeans. New -> Sample -> Java Web Services -> REST Customer Database Java EE 5
@Path("/customers/")
public class CustomersResource {
@Context
protected ResourceContext resourceContext;
@Path("{customerId}/")
public CustomerResource getCustomerResource(@PathParam("customerId")
Integer id) {
CustomerResource resource = resourceContext.getResource(CustomerResource.class);
resource.setId(id);
return resource;
}
}
public class CustomerResource {
@Context
protected UriInfo uriInfo;
@Context
protected ResourceContext resourceContext;
}
The id is passed to the CustomerResource and CustomerResource needs injection, so a Jersey-proprietary class "ResourceContext" has to be used for sub-resource creation. But: you cannot create EJB or managed beans this way.