Use Jakarta 10 for imports instead of old javax #63
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Problem
I cannot use this SDK with newer frameworks (Quarkus 3.2) with Jakarta 10, which has changed its namespace to
jakarta.ws.rs.*from now legacyjavax.ws.rs.*.Therefore when running it, it throws a
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: javax.ws.rs.core.GenericTypeexception.Solution
Changed the dependency and updated the imports.
Result
Self-explanatory.