how to callback a method of controller in Angularjs $http.get().success()

I have this code and it is working well:

var app = angular.module("resources", []);
    app.service("resourceService", function ($http) {
        return {
            GetAll: function (callBack) {
                $http.get("api/Resource/Get").success(function (data) {
                    callBack(data); 
                })
            }
        }
    });

app.controller("resourcesCtrl", function ($scope, resourceService) {
        $scope.resourceList = [];
        resourceService.GetAll(function (data) { $scope.resourceList = data; });
    });

Using "Controller as" syntax in earlier version of angularjs, you can replace $scope with this. if I do it, my controller will be like:

app.controller("resourcesCtrl", function (resourceService) {
    this.resourceList = [];
    this.setResourceList = function(data){
        this.resourceList = data;
    };
    resourceService.GetAll(this.setResourceList);
});

I add setResourceList, to call it as a method of controller, to have access to the controller context using this. But now, when setResourceList method is running as a callback function, the this is window (as I have a function call, not a method call), so this.resourceList is undefined. I'm seeking any solution to solve the problem, and I think the problem root is replacing $scope with this. Is there any way to access the properties of controller when they are not defined using $scope?