List/Grid Tag Archives: Jersey

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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 cloud for a very (too) long time and some very early announcements and a very ...
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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 looks at how to get this working with a recently build of Jersey. You are going ...
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Rest using Jersey – Complete Tutorial with JAXB, Exception Handling and Client Program

Recently I started working on a Restful web service project using Jersey API. There are some tutorials available online but I faced some issues with exception handling and I didn’t ...
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Testing client side of RESTful services

Develop an application that uses RESTful web API may imply developing server and client side. Writing integration tests for server side can be as easy as using ...
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Simple REST client in Java

Today most of the mobile applications that used to communicate to some server use REST services. These services are also common practice to use with JavaScript or jQuery. Right now ...
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RESTful Web Applications with Jersey and Spring

A couple of months ago, we were tasked with creating an API to expose some functions in our system to third party developers. We chose to expose these functions as a series of REST ...
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Integrating Jersey with Spring

Spring provides a lot of benefits and promotes best practices with its dependency injection mechanism, application lifecycle management and Hibernate support (just to mention some). ...
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