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Jersey server-side application & resource modeling classes.

The classes from this package provide means to model and build Jersey applications
based on both declarative and programmatic approach. An application could be
built based on a set of JAX-RS annotated classes (standard, declarative way)
or using Jersey specific programmatic API, where you are not constrained
to Java reflection API and can freely bind Java code to serve a HTTP method
for a given URI. Both methods could be combined, so that you can e.g. dynamically
add a new resource method to an existing JAX-RS resource class.
/**
 * Jersey server-side application & resource modeling classes.
 * <p/>
 * The classes from this package provide means to model and build Jersey applications
 * based on both declarative and programmatic approach. An application could be
 * built based on a set of JAX-RS annotated classes (standard, declarative way)
 * or using Jersey specific programmatic API, where you are not constrained
 * to Java reflection API and can freely bind Java code to serve a HTTP method
 * for a given URI. Both methods could be combined, so that you can e.g. dynamically
 * add a new resource method to an existing JAX-RS resource class.
 */
package org.glassfish.jersey.server.model;