Re: [Resteasy-developers] Custom HTTP verbs in RESTeasy with Spring

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

I agree with Robert's earlier post, but are you sure this isn't Tomcat 
barfing on you?  There's really nothing I can do about that.

On 1/18/2013 5:23 AM, Dave Minter wrote:
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> I'd like to use custom HTTP verbs with resteasy running under Tomcat. Is
> this possible? If it is possible is it sensible?
>
> I'm using resteasy 2.3.4.Final with Spring 3.1.2-RELEASE and I've
> created a custom HttpMethod annotation for the new verb:
>
> @Target({ ElementType.METHOD })
> @Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
> @HttpMethod("RESET")
> public @interface RESET {
> }
>
> Spring is configured in the servlet application context with the default
> resteasy config thus:
>
> <tx:annotation-driven />
> <import resource="classpath:springmvc-resteasy.xml" />
>
> The new method in the controller is implemented thus:
>
> @RESET
> @Path("/{uuid}")
> public void reset(@PathParam("uuid") final String uuid) {
> // Reset the model state...
> }
>
> My other controller methods work fine for the normal GET,PUT,POST,DELETE
> verbs but for the custom verb I get the following error message from Tomcat:
>
> HTTP Status 501 - Method RESET is not defined in RFC 2068 and is not
> supported by the Servlet API
>
> That message seems to be the same one that you get with a default
> servlet implementation so I presume I need to configure the
> ResteasyHandlerMapping somehow...?
>
>
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