Jersey
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Enterprise Java
Implementing Jersey 2 Spring integration
Jersey is the excellent Java JAX-RS specification reference implementation from Oracle. Last year, when we were starting to build RESTful…
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Selecting level of detail returned by varying the content type, part II
In my previous entry, we looked at using the feature of MOXy to control the level of data output for…
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Playing with JerseyTest (Jersey 2.5.1 and DI)
I’m going to try explaining a trivial REST example. The idea is building a basic schema to start playing with…
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Project Student: Webservice Server with Jersey
This is part of Project Student. Other posts are Webservice Client With Jersey, Business Layer and Persistence with Spring Data.…
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Project Student: Webservice Client with Jersey
This is part of Project Student. Other posts are Webservice Client with Jersey, Business Layer and Persistence with Spring Data.…
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Jersey Client: Testing external calls
Jim and I have been doing a bit of work over the last week which involved calling neo4j’s HA…
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RESTful Webservices with Jersey
I have discussed my earlier article about architectural consideration<<link>> to become a RESTful system on distributed environment that are usable…
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Prime-UI, JAX-RS with Jersey and Gson on Oracle Cloud
The Oracle Cloud is around everywhere these days. It had a rough start with Larry denying the need for a…
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JSON-Schema generation in Jersey
So in my previous post I talked about a proposal to allow the use of JSON-Schema in a WADL, this post…
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