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In this particular case - superclasses do not have annotation, * that could be inherited, neither does the interface directly implemented by the class, so the test expects the * annotation to be inherited from the interface of the superclass. */ @Test public void testInheritenceFromSuperclassInterface() { final String response = target().path("foo/superFooableWhatsUp").request(MediaType.TEXT_PLAIN).get(String.class); assertEquals("The path from the interface of the superclass should inherited.", "What's up?", response); } /** * Test that class-level annotation behave in the similar manner as the method-level annotations, although this * behaviour is not directly specified in the JSR-339 (in the Chapter 3.6., the specification explicitly states * that "Note that inheritance of class or interface annotations is not supported". * * Jersey does support class-level annotations inheritance as its specific behaviour beyond the JSR scope. */ @Test public void testClassAnnotationInheritance() { final String superClassResponse = target().path("hyperBar/bar").request(MediaType.TEXT_PLAIN).get(String.class); assertEquals("The path from the superclass annotation should be used instead of the path from interface", "bar", superClassResponse); final Response ifaceResponse = target().path("barable/bar").request(MediaType.TEXT_PLAIN).get(Response.class); assertEquals("The path defined in the interface annotation should not exist.", 404, ifaceResponse.getStatus()); } }