The RestResourceRegistry can also register a Nucleus REST resource with Jersey. To register a Nucleus component, you must add it to the RestResourceRegistry.properties file. For example:
nucleusRestResources=\ /atg/jaxrs/mysite/MyNewNucleusEndpoints,\
REST resources can be either a global or a request-scoped Nucleus or non-Nucleus component. REST resource classes can be registered as a request or singleton-scoped. Note that singleton classes and globally-scoped components have some JAX-RS annotation limits. Refer to the Jersey documentation for additional information.
By default, all resources are global Nucleus components.
How to Register a Nucleus REST Resource
Perform the following steps to register a REST resource:
Create your Nucleus endpoint class.
Register the Nucleus endpoint with the
RestResourceRegistry. For example:RestResourceRegistry.properties
nucleusRestResources=/atg/mycodearea/restresources/MyNucleusRestResourceEnsure that the endpoint is defined as a global request. For example:
NucleusRestResource.properties
$class=atg.jaxrs.sample.NucleusRestResource
$classloader=/atg/dynamo/service/jaxrs/JerseyClassLoaderService
loggingDebug=true
injected=testInjectedString
