Quarkus support for multiple @ApplicationPaths?

[David Hoffer]

I'm porting a new application to Quarkus and get this build error.

[error]: Build step io.quarkus.resteasy.server.common.deployment.ResteasyServerCommonProcessor#build threw an exception: java.lang.RuntimeException: Multiple classes (XXX) have been annotated with @ApplicationPath which is currently not supported

This is a small JAX-RS application that happens to have multiple path roots.  How do I support this in the Quarkus build?

Thanks,

-Dave

[Stuart Douglas]

We don't support this at the moment, we have seen very little demand for it. Can you elaborate a bit on why you need it?

Stuart

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[David Hoffer]

In this app they separated the REST paths into 4 different families of endpoints...each with a different root path.

So can I do the same thing with inheritance and have a different root class/path for each of the 4 families?  I assume that @Path on inherited classes are concatenated, right?

-Dave

[Sergey Beryozkin]

It should be doable with the root class resources (CR) alone, ex

  CR1:  /root1/a

  CR2:  /root1/b

  CR3:  /root2/a

  CR4:  /root4/a

In this case ApplicationPath only optimizes the CR root path expressions (you'd have /root1 and 2 classes CR1 and CR2 at /a and /b) so it should be equivalent

or, using subresources can produce something very compact as well

Thanks, Sergey

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