Just watched your screencast. The JAX-RS metamodel builder scans the new jars that were added in the project (in your case, the arquillian ones) to find some JAX-RS annotated classes in it. To perform the search, Eclipse needs to index the files, which takes a few seconds.
Scanning the jars is necessary, at least for the jaxrs-api.jar one, which contains some required annotations (@HttpMethod, @GET, @Path, etc.), but we can't rely on a jar name to reduce the search scope.
Pete,
Just watched your screencast. The JAX-RS metamodel builder scans the new jars that were added in the project (in your case, the arquillian ones) to find some JAX-RS annotated classes in it. To perform the search, Eclipse needs to index the files, which takes a few seconds.
Scanning the jars is necessary, at least for the jaxrs-api.jar one, which contains some required annotations (@HttpMethod, @GET, @Path, etc.), but we can't rely on a jar name to reduce the search scope.
Best regards,
Xavier