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Introduction

Jersey and CXF can be run on Karaf as an ECF distribution provider for JaxRS-defined remote services.

This tutorial describes installing and running an example JaxRS remote service on Karaf. Developers can create and deploy arbitrary remote services by reusing the ECF RSA impl and the Jersey or CXF distribution provider.

Requirements: Karaf 4.2.1+ running on Java 8+

Install Jersey Distribution Provider via Karaf Console

Add the ECF Remote Services features repo:

karaf@root()>feature:repo-add ecf

Install the Jersey Distribution Provider

karaf@root()>feature:install ecf-rs-distribution-jersey

To properly run in Karaf the org.osgi.service.http.port system property must be set to the desired port:

karaf@root()> system:property -p org.osgi.service.http.port 8181

Shutdown and restart Karaf so that the org.osgi.service.http.port system property set can take effect on startup.

JaxRS Student Example

In this tutorial an example REST service is presented. The completed example bundles with source are available in the ECF JaxRSProviders repository. To run this example you may wish to clone this repo, and import into Eclipse these three projects: examples/com.mycorp.examples.student, examples/com.mycorp.examples.remoteservice.host, and examples/com.mycorp.examples.client.

Install JaxRS Student Example Service Client and Host

karaf@root()> feature:install ecf-rs-examples-jaxrs-student-client
karaf@root()> feature:install ecf-rs-examples-jaxrs-student-host

This should produce output indicating the StudentService was exported

karaf@root()> feature:install ecf-rs-examples-jaxrs-student-host
16:17:04.904;EXPORT_REGISTRATION;exportedSR=[com.mycorp.examples.student.Student
Service];cID=URIID [uri=http://localhost:8181/1];rsId=1
--Endpoint Description---
<endpoint-descriptions xmlns="http://www.osgi.org/xmlns/rsa/v1.0.0">
  <endpoint-description>
    <property name="ecf.endpoint.id" value-type="String" value="http://localhost:8181/1"/>
    <property name="ecf.endpoint.id.ns" value-type="String" value="ecf.namespace.jaxrs"/>
    <property name="ecf.endpoint.ts" value-type="Long" value="1530573424662"/>
    <property name="ecf.rsvc.id" value-type="Long" value="1"/>
    <property name="endpoint.framework.uuid" value-type="String" value="7473f8a1-f0ac-4146-8087-0558ed8e46aa"/>
    <property name="endpoint.id" value-type="String" value="c9e3bb65-f157-40fe-b4bb-6c98c926ca03"/>
    <property name="endpoint.package.version.com.mycorp.examples.student" value-type="String" value="1.0.0"/>
    <property name="endpoint.service.id" value-type="Long" value="162"/>
    <property name="objectClass" value-type="String">
      <array>
        <value>com.mycorp.examples.student.StudentService</value>
      </array>
    </property>
    <property name="osgi.basic.timeout" value-type="String" value="50000"/>
    <property name="remote.configs.supported" value-type="String">
      <array>
        <value>ecf.jaxrs.cxf.server</value>
      </array>
    </property>
    <property name="remote.intents.supported" value-type="String">
      <array>
        <value>passByValue</value>
        <value>exactlyOnce</value>
        <value>ordered</value>
        <value>osgi.async</value>
        <value>osgi.private</value>
        <value>osgi.confidential</value>
        <value>jaxrs</value>
      </array>
    </property>
    <property name="service.imported" value-type="String" value="true"/>
    <property name="service.imported.configs" value-type="String">
      <array>
        <value>ecf.jaxrs.cxf.server</value>
      </array>
    </property>
    <property name="service.intents" value-type="String" value="osgi.async"/>
  </endpoint-description>
</endpoint-descriptions>
---End Endpoint Description
Discovered student service=com.mycorp.examples.student.remoteservice.host.StudentServiceImpl@51154196
Student0=Student [id=06f375e2-859d-4077-9bf4-edf8a1128439, name=Joe Senior, grade=First, address=Address [street=111 Park Ave, city=New York, state=NY, postalCode=11111]]
Updated Student0=Student [id=06f375e2-859d-4077-9bf4-edf8a1128439, name=Joe Senior, grade=Eighth, address=Address [street=111 Park Ave, city=New York, state=NY, postalCode=11111]]
Student=0=Student [id=06f375e2-859d-4077-9bf4-edf8a1128439, name=Joe Senior, grade=Eighth, address=Address [street=111 Park Ave, city=New York, state=NY, postalCode=11111]]
Created student=Student [id=ba408587-9546-45f2-b311-9b2d65c5761c, name=April Snow, grade=null, address=null]
Updated student=Student [id=ba408587-9546-45f2-b311-9b2d65c5761c, name=April Snow, grade=First, address=Address [street=111 NE 1st, city=Austin, state=Oregon, postalCode=97200]]
Deleted student=Student [id=ba408587-9546-45f2-b311-9b2d65c5761c, name=April Snow, grade=First, address=Address [street=111 NE 1st, city=Austin, state=Oregon, postalCode=97200]]

The output in between the --Start Endpoint Description-- and ---End Endpoint Description--- is debug output from the ECF RSA Console for the remote service export.

The output that begins Discovered student service... is output from the StudentService consumer when the remote service is discovered and injected into the client component so that it can be called. This output shows the invocation of the JaxRS remote service methods by the client component.

Note that once exported via a Jax-RS supporting provider (currently Jersey and CXF), the getStudents() service method can be accessed directly via an http get call via the following url:

http://localhost:8181/1/studentservice/students

This is because the ecf.endpoint.id=http://localhost:8181/1, the StudentService path is set to studentservice, and the StudentService.getStudents() method path is set to 'students'.

For example:

$ curl http://localhost:8181/1/studentservice/students
{"students":[{"id":"24e7dfdb-b9e1-4540-a450-b0c19bf43ec9","name":"Joe Senior","grade":"Eighth","address":{"street":"111 Park Ave","city":"New York","state":"NY","postalCode":"11111"}}]}

Note: It's also possible to run the test client on another system, e.g. from within Eclipse workspace using the StudentClient.jersey.product configuration located here in the com.mycorp.examples.student.client example project.

The client/remote service consumer source code is here.

Using CXF JaxRS Rather than Jersey

To use CXF rather than Jersey, all that's necessary is to install the CXF server and client distribution providers rather than Jersey providers:

karaf@root()>feature:install ecf-rs-distribution-cxf

The CXF distribution provider will be installed instead of the Jersey distribution provider.

Once the CXF provider is installed, the StudentService example may be installed and run in the same way as shown above, but now the CXF implementation will be used as the distribution system for exporting and importing the StudentService.

Note: Similar to the Jersey example above, there is a StudentExample.cxf.product configuration file that allows one to run the example client from an Eclipse workspace.

Implementing a Custom Distribution Provider By Configuring or Extending Jersey or CXF

It's possible to reuse the existing ECF JaxRSProvider code to create your own new Remote Service Distribution provider, with custom security, serialization, filters, or interceptors. Here are the existing/default Jersey and CXF providers:

org.eclipse.ecf.provider.jersey.server

org.eclipse.ecf.provider.jersey.client

and

org.eclipse.ecf.provider.cxf.server

org.eclipse.ecf.providerjersey.client

These distribution provider provide an example of how to do this, and are themselves extendable. The general process is:

1) Create and register as an OSGi service (usually upon bundle start) an impl of IRemoteServiceDistributionProvider. The distribution provider provides a unique name/config type. For example,here is the JerseyServerContainer for the default Jersey server distribution provider.

2) Implement the createInstance method of the distribution provider service class by returning a new subclass of JaxRSServerContainer. For example, see the JerseyServerContainer as an example.

3) Override and implement methods in JaxRSServerContainer to configure your distribution provider as appropriate for Jersey or CXF. For example, the [https://github.com/ECF/JaxRSProviders/blob/master/bundles/org.eclipse.ecf.provider.jersey.server/src/org/eclipse/ecf/provider/jersey/server/JerseyServerContainer.java the JerseyServerContainer configures a custom Jersey Binding, as well as other extenstion. Note that you may extend JerseyServerContainer and override the appropriate methods if desired to configure Jersey as desired for your remote service distribution provider in terms of filtering requests, serialization, invocation or any of the JaxRS-standard or Jersey-specific extensions.

Remote Service Implementation Details

See the Exposing a Jax REST service as a Remote Service tutorial.