I'm not sure I understand the impact of Jersey 2.0 on Spring. Cannot they
not coexist at all or do I just need to ensure that my Jersey resources and
exception mappers are not Spring managed beans and not injected with Spring
managed beans?
I can live with the latter, but I don't want to work on migrating to 2.0 to
find out it just plain wont work. I don't use Spring MVC at all. Just
transactional, DI, and configuration stuff.
Any examples out there of Spring and Jersey 2.0 in the same application?
Thanks!
R.