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HelloWorld OSGi Example
=======================

This example demonstrates how to develop a simple OSGi WAR bundle
containing a RESTful hello world web service

Contents
--------

The example WAR (see the `war-bundle` module) consists of two Jersey
resources:

`org.glassfish.jersey.examples.osgi.helloworld.resource.HelloWorldResource`

that produces a textual response to an HTTP GET

`org.glassfish.jersey.examples.osgi.helloworld.resource.AnotherResource`

that produces a different textual response to an HTTP GET. The
purpose of this resource is to show how to define multiple web
resources within a web application.

The mapping of the URI path space is presented in the following table:

URI path           | Resource class       | HTTP method
------------------ | -------------------- | -------------
**_/helloworld_**  | HelloWorldResource   | GET
**_/another_**     | AnotherResource      | GET

Running the Example
-------------------

To run the example, you would need to build the WAR file and install it
to an OSGi runtime (e.g. Apache Felix) together with other OSGi modules.
Look at the attached `functional-test` module for details on the
programatical runtime configuration. To build the war archive and run
the tests, you can just launch

>     mvn clean install