java - How to catch 404 (NotFoundException) without being depndant on a JAX-RS implemenation? -

java - How to catch 404 (NotFoundException) without being depndant on a JAX-RS implemenation? -

typically 1 uses exceptionmapper grab exceptions, log them, homecoming customized error messages.

however while jax-rs provides notfoundexception in api, implementations (jeresy, cxf,...) provide own notfoundexception (such com.sun.jersey.api.notfoundexception) doesn't extends jax-rs one.

leaving sole alternative of having in our code implementation specific imports. makes hard if 1 wants switch implementations.

is there way this, avoid dependency on specific implementation?

"is there way this, avoid dependency on specific implementation?"

use newer vendor version, supports jax-rs 2.0.

the webapplicationexception hierarchy (i.e. javax.ws.rs.notfoundexception included) wasn't introduced until 2.0, though webapplicationexception has existed since 1.0. beingness said, below vendors , versions started using jax-rs 2.0

resteasy 3.0.0 jersey (ri) 2.0 cxf 2.7 (not total 2.0 - close - total in 3.0)

for prior releases, utilize webapplicationexception wrap response/status, throw new webapplicationexception(response.status.not_found). map exception mapper, , getresponse().getstatus() exception if needed check response status.

any jax-rs related exception, not thrown wrapped in webapplicationexception, having mapper map webapplicationexception should allow need. bit of hassle checks.

java exception-handling jax-rs