Advanced JAX-RS 21 - Implementing Filters

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In this tutorial, we'll learn about Filters in JAX-RS. We'll implement Request and Response filters and examine how they let us intercept the request-response flow and execute code.
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In the last, when you did a request i dint see the "powered by" header which should be added as part of poweredByFilter but i dint see it in your response headers in logging headers SYSOUT. Can you let me the reason behind it..?

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This course is not available on Java Brains platform

Bhushanable
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Thanks a lot. You make a superb teacher!

DiegoThoms
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Nice tutorial, thanks. How do I get the remote address in an EmbeddedJaxrsServer, with my resource classes injected at runtime from a separate jar file?

havalotatime
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Really good tutorial. However, I did exactly the same thing that you showed here but it doesn't work. I am using Wildfly and RESTeasy implementation for JAX-RS. Could you guess what is going wrong?

galaxydal
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Thanks a lot sir, all the tutorial is very helpful,

ChristianAltamiranoAyala
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Does this work with Jersey implementation ? It doesnt work for me.

viksam
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Hi Koushik. Everything works exactly as in the tutorial but there is an interesting side-effect with having your two filter classes running together. The powered-by header is showing up in the Postman client but it is not showing up in the logging filter print statement. Could it be that JAX-RS arbitrarily chooses the order in which to run the response filter methods?

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No output Java powered by filter in hidder

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