Stephan Koops wrote:
> *_at_Context on PathSegment?*
> What about @Context also allowed on type PathSegment? I know that it is
> also possible by using UriInfo.getPathSegments() and then fetch the
> last, but this raises the useability. It should be the last parsed path
> segment:
>
> * On a resource method the PathSegment that was parsed while looking
> for the resource class (if it is a root resource class that from
> @Path of the class)
> * On a sub resource method or locator it is the one from @Path of
> the java method.
>
A @Path can be multiple path segments. So I don't see what you are
saying here.
I'm pretty sure you can do this:
@Path("/customers/{id}"
public String get(@PathParam("id") PathSegment id) {...}
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