Hmm, I am still confused...
The way I am reading the spec and the apidocs, e.g. ResourceInfo class docs:
"An injectable class to access the resource class and resource method matched by the current request. Methods in this class MAY return null if a resource class and method have not been matched, e.g. in a standalone, pre-matching ContainerRequestFilter that was not provided by a post-matching PreMatching."
the canonical use of ResourceInfo seems to be to inject it into a Filter.
Given that filters are application scoped, can someone enlighten me and provide an example where ResourceInfo is injected into a filter?
Jan