Something like this:
PathHandler root = new PathHandler();
root.addExactPath("/", servlet-root-handler);
root.addExactPath("/static-stuff", new ResourceHandler(...));
this way you map your servlet app to / and then override what ever you want
below it with resource handler.
--
tomaz
On Thu, Mar 6, 2014 at 5:45 PM, Ari King <ari.brandeis.king(a)gmail.com>wrote:
There can only be one root handler. Basically handlers chain
together, so
> the current handler picks the next handler (or generates a response).
> It sounds like what you want to do is map the JAX-RS handlers to the root
> of the servlet deployment, and then use a path handler with the servlet
> deployment under /api and the resource handler under /.
>
Yes, that was exactly what I was intending/attempting to do.
Alternatively you just set the Servlet deployment's ResourceManager and
> then the resources will just be served up by the DefaultServlet.
>
From the docs I know the "ResourceManager" is a built in handler, but is
there more information on it or an example of how to set it?
Thanks.
-Ari
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