Backport the new structure to Jersey 1.18 #66
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@sfitts Thanks for your effort. I will try to integrate it soon. |
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This ressurects the previous Jersey 1.18 implementation in the new structure. The Jersey 2.x implementation is still here, but has been moved to the jaxrs2 package which currently is not built. Eventually these could be split into separate modules which could be combined as desired, but there is still a bit more work to do for that to work.
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This ressurects the previous Jersey 1.18 implementation in the new
structure. The Jersey 2.x implementation is still here, but has been
moved to the jaxrs2 package which currently is not built. Eventually
these could be split into separate modules which could be combined as
desired, but there is still a bit more work to do for that to work.