Hi Marc,
thanks for your answer, but we tested it with the built in http-server in
Java 6. Any ideas what we could do or does it only works in a real servlet
container?
Thanks,
Daniel
2008/12/22 Marc Hadley <Marc.Hadley_at_sun.com>
> On Dec 21, 2008, at 1:01 PM, Markus KARG wrote:
>
>>
>> to be able to support "unknown" XML extensions in our WebDAV code, we need
>> to allow the JAX-RS developer to add classes to the JAXBContext. We
>> developed a ContextResolver which works pretty well, and we want to have it
>> configured and instantiated in Application.getSingletons(). But: Neither
>> getClasses() nor getSingletons() is called EVER (we even added
>> System.exit(0) but the program runs well... so we're pretty sure).
>>
>> Is that a bug in Jersey? Or what is our fault?
>>
>> It depends on how you set up your web.xml. You may have configured it to
> use one of the Jersey-supplied Application subclasses rather than yours to
> take advantage of package scanning etc.
>
> Marc.
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