Re: [Resteasy-developers] Spring eye for the RESTEasy guy - part 1

[Bill B. <bb...@re...>]

Solomon Duskis wrote:
> Re ResourceExposingService - I guess it was a bad name... I basically 
> meant ResteasyRegistration.  I do hope this makes it into the RESTEasy core.
> 
> Re IoC container dependency: What I really want is a way to use the 
> Spring MVC framework right along side JAX-RS/RESTEasy.  It will allow me 
> to configure which requests go to Spring MVC Controllers/Struts 
> Actions/JAX-RS Resources and how to render Views/Producers with 
> Velocity/Freemarker/Tiles/JSP.  In order to get that to work properly, 
> I'll need to store the Registry et al in the Spring Application context 
> instead of the ServletContext.
> 

Why do you need access to the Registry?  And if you really do, can't it 
be manually registered?

> Perhaps I'll just vet some ideas in this group as to how I could use 
> RESTEasy towards my ends.  The means I use to achieve my ends may may be 
> helpful for other MVC and IoC integrations such as Struts2/Guice... I 
> know RESTEasy already works with Seam ;).
> 

Yes, please brainstorm.  I'm Spring ignorant beyond basic IoC so any 
insight would be invaluable.


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