Hi Andy,
we don't have a plan set in stone for the JakartaEE 9 support yet at the moment; however, with the discussion around JakartaEE 9 having just started for WildFly (see https://lists.jboss.org/pipermail/wildfly-dev/2020-June/007367.html) I believe we'll soon start making some moves in RESTEasy too. Actually I think this or next week we might have a better idea of how we'd like to work on this. So your proposal of helping is definitely interesting, I'll let you know (and appreciate the interest in the project).
Cheers

On Tue, Jun 23, 2020 at 12:15 AM Andy McCright <j.andrew.mccright@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello RESTEasy Devs,

My name is Andy McCright, and I work at IBM - primarily on the Open Liberty project.  Some of you may know me from other projects - I've been involved with the Jakarta JAX-RS API community, the MicroProfile community and the Apache CXF community.

In Open Liberty, we're investigating the use of RESTEasy as our JAX-RS 3.0 implementation (and most likely our MP Rest Client implementation as well).  As such, I'd like to get involved with the development and maintenance of RESTEasy.  

In order for Open Liberty to consume RESTEasy, we'll need it to work with the Jakarta EE 9 / JAX-RS 3.0 APIs (in the jakarta.ws.rs.* packages instead of the javax.ws.rs.* packages).  For now, we could use the Eclipse Transformer[1] tool to change the package dependencies, but are there plans to release a new version of RESTEasy that uses the updated packages?  Perhaps that is an effort that I could contribute to?  

Anyway, I thought I would introduce myself. Thanks for producing a quality JAX-RS implementation.  I'm looking forward to getting to know you and this project a little better!

Thanks,

Andy

[1] https://github.com/eclipse/transformer
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