This code is part of a the Jersey 2 authentication tutorial, The code is designed, so it should be usable even without reading the tutoral, but please do read it before asking questions. This code is run on this live example compiled as is.
The code is using an ant build script with ivy for dependency management. The current build tasks is:
- init - creates the directory structure (mostly dependency for the other tasks)
- resolve - downloads the dependencies to the lib folder if necessary (using ivy)
- compile - compiles the source codes
- build-war - combines the above 3 taks and builds a war file for deployment on an application server
- clean - deletes the directories (including lib)
Most likely you just want to run either ant resolve or ant build-war.
Setting up ant and ivy is beyond the scope of this guide, but if you're on a system using a package manger (such as Linux) you'll likely be able to install it from there and not need to worry.
Currently please ignore the tests as they're not ready yet.
The @Consumes and @Produces annotations may be needed for earlier versions of Jersey than 2.19, for which this code
was tested.
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