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Enterprise Java
Java EE MVC: Handling form validation
In this post we will have a look on form validation in Java EE MVC. Java EE MVC integrates with…
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Moving With The Times: Towards OpenAPI v3.0.0 adoption in JAX-RS APIs
It is terrifying to see how fast time passes! The OpenAPI specification 3.0.0, a major revamp of so-get-used-to Swagger specification,…
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JAX-RS Tutorial with Jersey for RESTful Web Services
In today’s world data plays a very important role. With so many applications using various types of data for different…
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Run away from ‘null’ checks feast: doing PATCH properly with JSON Patch
Today we are going to have a conversation about REST(ful) services and APIs, more precisely, around one peculiar subject many…
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Handle custom exception types in JAX-RS
JAX-RS supports handling custom exceptions — thrown in either EJBs or CID beans — to custom HTTP responses. Assuming we have an “exceptional” EJB:…
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Using JAX-RS exceptions for status codes
One way to send specific HTTP (error) status codes from a JAX-RS resource is to use the javax.ws.rs.core.Response class with…
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Jersey client dependencies for JAX-RS 2.1
Jersey is the reference implementation of JAX-RS 2.1. The following Jersey dependencies are required in order to run a JAX-RS…
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Better late than never: SSE, or Server-Sent Events, are now in JAX-RS
Server-Sent Events (or just SSE) is quite useful protocol which allows the servers to push data to the clients over…
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What are JAX-RS Annotations? (Part 3)
Overview of JAX-RS Annotations (Part 3) This is a three-part series looking at the annotation that is used to implement REST…
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