My code so far: FileReader fileReader = new FileReader(\"filename.xml\"); Client c = Client.create(); WebResource webResource = c.resource(\"http://localhos开发者_C百科t:8080/api/resource\");
I get a HTTP Status 404 - Requested resource (/Fun/hello) is not available. I am running Tomcat 7.0, Jersey 1.8, Java 1.6, Eclipse Helios 2.
I am using the xjc ant task provided by the JAXB-RI to generate our jaxb classes and provide all the jaxb jars in with my web application开发者_JAVA百科\'s WEB-INF/lib folder. Jersey is still using th
I am using Jersey/Tomcat6 for dveloping some web services. Compared to what I did for SOAP services, I am not getting the idea what should I share to my clients once the services are developed...just
I am using Jersey for my RESTful web service development. I already have configured SSL for Point to Point security...but I need some application level security (end to end), for which I guess encrypt
I am using a singleton instance of the jersey client configured through spring, with multiple threads that each set different authentication filters on the client. According to the docs
I\'m looking really for just advice. I have a system up and running on my amazon cloud instance that is basically a bunch of REST services running on JBoss. My next step is to secure these services as
I am using Jersey 1.7 and I am trying to access the request body in my method very similar to this question:
For example, Play-framework supports RESTful services like this: RESTful on Play! framework How does this compare to something like Jax-RS Jersey implementation?Does a framework like Play run circles
With my very simple JAX-RS service I\'m using Tomcat with JDBC realm for authentication, therefore I\'m working the the JSR 250 annotations.
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