Hi Cem,
Did you look at Jersey's MVC support (a simple example is at [1])?
It shows how to use JSPs, but it is possible to use also other template
technologies.
If it did not suit your needs, i would appreciate any details.
Or do you have a strict requirement to use the Spring MVC?
Thanks,
~Jakub
[1]
http://download.java.net/maven/2/com/sun/jersey/samples/bookstore/1.6-ea03/bookstore-1.6-ea03-project.zip
On 02/17/2011 12:38 PM, Cem Koc wrote:
> Hi Stefan,
>
> Our legacy application has a great amount code which were implemented in
> Jersey and using Spring and does not have front-end now. And in terms of
> performance I can say that it is working quite good. But our changing
> requirements force us to integrate a mature UI technology. I want utilize
> spring beans to be used at both Spring MVC and Jersey.
>
> Shortly,
>
> 1) Services provided by Jersey should continue to work
> 2) New Front-End must use existing beans to provide user interface support.
> (Both side will use same existing beans.)
>
> Note that we have no goal to merge Spring MVC @Controller with Jersey. We
> just want to utilize beans to support two different system.
>
> Thanks