jersey

I need to return to client list of few results and total count of results. I have to do it on several places with different entities so I would like to have a generic class with these two attributes: @XmlRootElement public class QueryResult<T> implements Serializable { private int count; private List<T> result; public QueryResult() { } public void setCount(int count) { this.count = count; } public void setResult(List<T> result) { this.result = result; } public int getCount() { return count; } public List<T> getResult() { return result; } } And the service: @GET @Produces({MediaType.APPLICATION

I am trying to acess the clients ip that are calling my rest server but I only get null as a respons. The webserver is running and I can access is from the web browser. I have tried with @Context HttpServletRequest And also with @Context ContainerRequest request request.getRequestHeader("HTTP_FORWARDED") //HTTP_X_FORWARDED //HTTP_CLIENT_IP But neither whit sucess, the response is null or blank. Setup Jersey v: 2.22.2 Grizzly v: 2.3.22 Java v: 8 Rest.java import javax.ws.rs.GET; import javax.ws.rs.Path; import javax.ws.rs.PathParam; import javax.ws.rs.Produces; import javax.ws.rs.QueryParam;

I am getting an error : A provider com.xyx.in.astra.aqr.security.application.requestFilter.UniversalSessionManagerFilter registered in SERVER runtime does not implement any provider interfaces applicable in the SERVER runtime. Due to constraint configuration problems the provider com.xyx.in.astra.aqr.security.application.requestFilter.UniversalSessionManagerFilter will be ignored. NOTE : 1) This UniversalSessionManagerFilter filter is in external jar file which is in the server classpath 2) I am using @Provider annotation on the filter and @Priority annotation to define priority 3) This is

Has anybody managed to use jackson 2.0 with Jersey 1.12. It will be very interesting to know. We have to use jackson 1.9.x all over the place, just because jersey has jackson so strongly coupled. From what I see even jersey 2.0M3 is still using jackson 1.9.2. So it seems there is no point to wait for jersey team to do it in near future. Custom provider works; and "official" Jackson 2.0 JSON provider project does the same, with bit more features (ability to use @JsonView annotation and a few others on resource methods). This is one of nice things with JAX-RS: everything is modular, and adding

I keep receiving a 406 HTTP response when I try to execute code structured in this way. I have tried restructuring the code and the inputs many times, but I still receive this error, and I've gotten to the point I don't even really know what to debug. The exception seems to indicate that the post() method isn't supplying the @FormParam s in the desired format, but as you can see the .accept(MediaType.APPLICATION_FORM_URLENCODED) and the @Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_FORM_URLENCODED) do indeed match up. I am using the Firefox add-on HTTPRequester to pass in the @FormParam s and have ensured

I`ve created a restful service facade based on jersey 1.12 on the JDK 1.6 http server. When I start my application in eclipse everything works fine. I can communicate with the facade without any troubles but when I start my application via the console with my startup script I got an IncompatibleClassChangeError when I access the service. I was able to narrow down the problem. The problem is by sending the response. Because I can communicate with the service normally (the request is processed) but I don´t get a response. Do you have any clue about this? startup script #!/usr/bin/env bash

I have been playing around and creating multiple small Java RESTful client libraries for different services at my company. Most of the time, I am unable to change anything on the server side and I need to write the Jersey pieces of code to interact with existing RESTful APIs. Context Up to know, I have been using Jersey with Jackson to use JSON: when I query a POJO I deserialize it from JSON, and when I need to send a POJO, I serialize it into a JSON body. This two kinds of snippets have been doing the job for me up to now... Querying and de-serialization ClientResponse response = webResource

I need to map path with multiple optional arguments to my endpoint path will look like localhost/func1/1/2/3 or localhost/func1/1 or localhost/func1/1/2 and this path should be correctly matched with public Double func1(int p1, int p2, int p3){ ... } What should I use in my annotations? It's test task to play with Jersey to find a way for using multiple optional params, not to learn REST design. To solve this you need to make your params optional, but also / sign optional In the final result it will looks similar to this: @Path("func1/{first: ((\+|-)?\d+)?}{n:/?}{second:((\+|-)?\d+)?}{p:/?}