XML is for dinosaurs, right? Everybody uses JSON these days. So you do, don't you? But what about things like XSD, XSLT, JAXB, XPath, etc -- is it all evil?
0 replies - 1031 views - 02/08/12 by Christoph Beck in Articles
My latest open source contribution is Play! Jobs, hosted on the always awesome Github.
0 replies - 600 views - 05/14/11 by Felipe Oliveira in Announcements
An all new version of JBoss' RESTEasy is finally here eight months after the 1.2 release. After several betas, the major release of RESTEasy 2.0 is bringing RESTful Java apps and web services into the present technology landscape. You'll find new features...
3 replies - 7036 views - 07/20/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in News
Version 1.3 of Jersey, the reference implementation for JAX-RS, is out today. This Oracle RI facilitates the generation of RESTful web services for technologies like Teracotta's Ehcache Server, GlassFish v3, and Apache Camel. Jersey 1.3 implements the...
0 replies - 5991 views - 07/02/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in News
REST APIs must be hypertext driven.
That requirement has quite a few implications on how one defines a
RESTful interface which in turn has quite a few implications on the
kinds of tools one needs to develop RESTful APIs. As a Java developer,
I'm interested...
2 replies - 5280 views - 06/23/09 by Solomon Duskis in News
I'm preparing for an internal REST presentation. I'm going to use
this blog as my presentation platform. Power Points can be pretty, but
I think that it's ideal to have a presentation about REST in an
HTML/HTTP/URL environment.
Here's a rough outline of...
0 replies - 8423 views - 05/14/09 by Solomon Duskis in News
Spring MVC and JAX-RS have a lot in common. I've
been working on integrating those two technologies as part of the JBoss RESTEasy project, and have been
pretty successful at it. My changes are all in the the RESTEasy subversion
repository in the...
0 replies - 13277 views - 11/06/08 by Solomon Duskis in Articles
RESTful architecture and JAX-RS lead to distributed architectures. Roy Fielding's dissertation talks about a layered, client-server
architecture. The JAX-RS Spec provides a great way to develop the
0 replies - 17736 views - 10/07/08 by Solomon Duskis in Articles
I'd like to evaluate the four products that I know of that support JAX-RS:
3 replies - 15076 views - 09/26/08 by Solomon Duskis in Articles
Last month I gave you an Introduction to REST. It was 100%
theory, so now its time to see a little bit of REST in action. Since
I am primarily a Java programmer, Part II of this series will focus
on writing RESTFul Web services using the Java language. ...
10 replies - 108559 views - 09/22/08 by Bill Burke in Articles
