Using interceptor for request body logging

[Giuseppe Sacco]

Hello,

using WildFly 37, I am creating a REST API with JAX-RS, so that java methods get called with java classes instead of the plain unmarshalled JSON, but I have some problems and I would like to better investigate it reading the complete request body.

I wrote a ReaderInterceptor class, I annoted the it with @Provider, but its aroundReadFrom(ReaderInterceptorContext) is not being called at all.

Is there anything more, beside the annotation, in order to activate the interceptor? Moreover, should I bind it to my resource class?

Thank you,

Giuseppe

[Rebecca Searls]

Can you confirm the class is being found and loaded.

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[James Perkins]

How do you activate your Jakarta REST endpoints? Do you do it in a web.xml or via a jakarta.ws.rs.core.Application? In either of those case, do you define a collection of resources you want registered?

You can turn on debug logging for RESTEasy with the following CLI commands:

/subsystem=logging/logger=org.jboss.resteasy:add(level=DEBUG)

If you'd like to see the log messages on the console you could also do:

/subsystem=logging/console-handler=CONSOLE:undefine-attribute(name=level)

[Giuseppe Sacco]

 I don't know if it is being found and loaded autmatically because of the @Provider annotation, but if I create an instance of that class, the class is found and loaded.

[Giuseppe Sacco]

I use the annotation @Application.

I just found something really strange: the interceptor works on a testing standalone wildfly, while it doesn't when using a different development installation, activated via NetBeans. I'll try to get more details about the two different environments.

[James Perkins]

Definitely check that it's in what is deployed.