And for release 1.1.5 you can use Jersey's @Inject to do the same thing.
e.g.
@Inject MyResource mr;
Paul.
On Jan 22, 2010, at 3:56 PM, FSauer_at_dsthealthsolutions.com wrote:
>
> Yes, you have to create the sub resource using a ResourceContext , I
> use this:
>
> @Context private ResourceContext rs;
>
> /**
> * Always use this method in sub resource locators to
> instantiate the sub resource.
> * Propagates injected data from root resource to sub
> resource. Care must be taken that
> * the sub resource has the proper scoping depending on its
> use. If you need to create
> * collections of these objects make sure it's @Scope is
> "prototype"! If the scope is
> * "request", only one instance will be created per
> request.... Using this method also
> * allows the use of the @Component and @Resource
> annotations in the sub resource to inject
> * spring beans defining services.
> *
> * @param <T> type of the sub resource to create
> * @param clz class of the sub resource to create
> * @return instance of the sub resource.
> */
> public <T extends ApplicationResource> T
> createSubResource(Class<T> clz) {
> try {
> return rs.getResource(clz);
> } catch (Exception e) {
> e.printStackTrace();
> throw new
> WebApplicationException(Response.serverError().entity("Could not
> create sub resource of type " + clz.getName()).build());
> }
> }
> <mime-attachment.gif> Frank Sauer
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> DST Health Solutions
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> fsauer_at_dsthealthsolutions.com
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> Cheng Zhang <zhangyongjiang_at_yahoo.com>
> 01/22/2010 03:19 AM
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> It seems that there is no autowire for the @context defined in the
> sub-resources.
>
> I have a sub-resource which has two @Context fields
>
> protected @Context HttpContext hc;
> protected @Context ServletContext servletContext;
>
> When debugging, I can see both hc and servletContext are null.
>
> Did I miss anything here?
>
> Thanks a lot,
> Kevin
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