There are many ways to expose an HTTP endpoint in Camel: jetty, tomcat, servlet, cxfrs and restlet. Two of these components - cxfrs and restlet also support...
2 replies - 3835 views - 02/04/13 by Bilgin Ibryam in Articles
Existing brokered authentication standards such as SAML Web Browser
SSO or OpenID accommodate RESTful web services for browser driven use
cases. However,...
0 replies - 1668 views - 01/15/13 by Francois Lascelles in Articles
Visual Studio Magazine - Beer? There's an API for that! I've
been fooling around with REST services, getting JSON data back from
free online sources...
0 replies - 3211 views - 01/03/13 by Greg Duncan in Articles
I love this quote in Jack Vaughan's Techtarget coverage of the Vordel API Server launch:
An API server can provide the policy governance to ensure...
0 replies - 2182 views - 12/25/12 by Mark O'neill in Articles
For people in a hurry get the latest code in Github and run “mvn test”
Introduction
There is a good comparison of Webservices and REST here. REST...
0 replies - 2757 views - 12/24/12 by Krishna Prasad in Articles
In my previous post I talked about graphing databases (Neo4j in particular) and how they can be applied to certain classes of problems where data may have...
0 replies - 2297 views - 12/19/12 by Josh Adell in Articles
In the course of creating VAS, we did a lot of work to design a useful REST API. REST is generally a very loose collection of principals that can be...
0 replies - 2617 views - 12/19/12 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles
To fight XSS attacks, the web browser imposes the same origin policy for HTTP requests made by JavaScript code:
But there are a lot of use cases...
0 replies - 2266 views - 12/11/12 by Diego Fernandez in Articles
Groovy has an extension to its HTTPBuilder class called RESTClient which makes it fairly easy to test a RESTful web service. This post will describe how to use...
0 replies - 7194 views - 12/05/12 by Geraint Jones in Articles
You know when they tell you exposing an HTTP API for your application (usually a REST-like one) is positive for reuse and accessing it in unforeseen ways?...
0 replies - 5188 views - 11/19/12 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles
This is a follow up to my earlier post 'Does Tomcat bite more than it can chew?'
and illustrates a pure Java program that utilizes Java NIO to stop...
0 replies - 1871 views - 11/18/12 by Asankha Perera in Articles
In our development environments we have configured self signed SSL certificates for our applications. Obviously we won't spend money for internal dev servers....
0 replies - 2737 views - 11/16/12 by Rodrigo Asensio in Uncategorized
The Internet doesn't lack expositions on REST architecture, RESTful
services, and their implementation in Java. But, here is another one.
Why? Because I...
17 replies - 35691 views - 10/28/12 by Borislav Iordanov in Articles
People tell me A and B, They tell me how I have to see, Things that I
have seen already clear, So they push me then from side to side (I Want
Out -...
0 replies - 3794 views - 09/28/12 by Alex Soto in Articles
A short video tutorial showing how easy it is to build, deploy and run
REST web services using the CloudBees Java PaaS platform. The demo
shows...
0 replies - 2194 views - 09/22/12 by Allen Coin in Articles
