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Write REST class for injecting MES objects

Write REST class for injecting MES objects

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Write REST class for injecting MES objects

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- [Narrator] Now let's create the RESTful bean Report Resource. So, let's go to the IDE, and under the rest package, that's the one. We want to create a class and call it 'ReportsResource'. I have not named it right, so I'm going to correct the spelling right away. I'm going to say, 'Resource'. Okay, now this has to be, of course, given the 'Path' annotation to specify that you are right for this RESTful bean. So, let's say, 'reports. That's the URA. Let's see the next step. Inject the ManagedExecutorService object in the Resource class through the Resource annotation. So we know that, if you want to get ahold of the managed executor, or managing tool executor, or manage the factory, or contact service. Any of these contact IPAs. You can have a GNDA look-up, or you can inject them while you do the resource annotation. So I'm going to show you both the ways right now. Let's go there and, let's see, you have a instructor of this class, ReportResource. So, how do you do a JNDI lookup?…

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