Re: [Resteasy-developers] RestEasy 3 Integration with Spring 3 and Servlet 3.0

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

I don't know what Spring has done as far as using the 
ServletContainerInitializer and honestly I just don't have the cycles to 
look into it now.  Either the community has to  look into it and give a 
more integrated solution than Resteasy2 + Spring2, or you're just stuck 
with that model for now.

On 9/6/2013 1:25 AM, Geyer, Randy wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm very familiar with RestEasy 2 + Spring 2 integration using the
> servlet context loader listeners.  So what is the best practice for
> RestEasy 3 + Spring 3 + Servlet 3.0?  How do you use Spring DI along
> with the servlet 3.0 resteasy-servlet-initializer?  Does the Spring
> servlet initializer work and play well with the resteasy initializer?
>   Any configuration needed?  Couldn't find anything in the RestEasy docs
> on Spring integration with Servlet 3.0.  I did find the "old"
> integration method in Chapter 43 that doesn't take advantage of servlet
> 3.0 configuration.
>
> If they don't directly integrate using servlet 3.0, it would be great if
> they would in the future.  We're trying to rid ourselves of xml config
> files including web.xml, but rely on Spring for DI.  A Spring context
> aware RestEasy bootstrapper that can be declared as Spring bean might do
> the trick.  Is that feasible?
>
> Thanks - rg
>
>
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