The Jersey JAX-RS project provides bindings for springframework and google-guice. However I wanted to see what it would take to use PicoContainer as an IoC container within Jersey.
Verdict: not much at all. Nicely extensible.
To see what I mean please take a look at my jersey-pico project on GitHub. I can now create JAX-RS services in Java or Groovy with a very simple IoC container.
Tags: github, ioc, Java, jax-rs, jersey, jersey-pico, PicoContainer, REST
Aug 15
Posted by Tom in My Code, Software Development | No Comments
I’ve uploaded to GitHub (http://github.com/tomcz/pico-webapp/tree/master) the web application that I use to teach people about dependency injection (using PicoContainer), post-redirect-get browser interaction, RESTful URIs and strict template rendering (using StringTemplate). This application does not use Spring Framework by deliberate design – as soon as I introduce it to any teaching session I spend more time talking about Spring then talking about what I am usually there to accomplish. As usual, any comments, bugs or enhancement requests are very welcome.
Tags: example, git, github, J2EE, Java, PicoContainer, post-redirect-get, REST, StringTemplate
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