To use the Spring Boot CLI to init an app using Jersey JAX-RS apis, use:
spring init --build=maven --dependencies=jersey --packaging=jar SpringBootREST.zip
Unzip the packaged app, import into your IDE.
To get Spring Boot to initialize Jersey and see your annotated resources, you need to add a Spring component that extends Jersey’s ResourceConfig class, and call register() for each of your Resources (seems odd that you need to explicitly register your endpoints like this, as in a War deployed to a Servlet container they would get found automatically?)
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import org.glassfish.jersey.server.ResourceConfig;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Component;
@Component
public class JerseyExampleConfig extends ResourceConfig {
public JerseyExampleConfig() {
register(SimpleResource.class);
}
}
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Additionally, each Resource endpoint class needs to be @Component annotated so Spring can managed them.
Your JAX-RS resources classes other than above are implemented as normal.