I have an app that uses CXF as a SOAP client and Jersey to present REST services, with the Jersey classes managed by Spring.This works fine running in Tomcat; however when attempting to test with Jers
I have a JAX-RS webservice (Jersey) that is a CRUD interface for JPA (EclipseLink) entities.My entities were autogenerated from the database tables and I have annotated them with JAXB annotations so t
I\'m implementing a rest client consuming json data using the Jersey Client API. I don\'t really have much experience with JAXB, and especially not in combination with JSON. I\'ve followed the example
I am using hibernate for a while now without any (bigger) problems. Now I am trying to work out RESTful Webservices with project jersey.
I\'m working with Redmine\'s xml rest api. The service returns xml like in the example below. I\'m using the Jersey Client API to communicate with the restful service. Mapping the plain fields (id, na
I am attempting to get the Jersey test framework working.We are building using maven 1.x.I\'ve created the following testcase...
I am having issues deploying my Jersey RESTful web service to weblogic 9.2 I followed a tutorial at http://www.vogella.de/articles/REST/article.html.
I have read that I can create an implementation of javax.ws.rs.ext.ExceptionMapper that will map a thrown application exception to a Response object.
I want to write a simple restful webservice. As it would be as simple as accessing data from / to the database, I am planning to use tomcat & not any heavy application server. I have existing tomc
I have a REST service built using Jersey. I want to be able to set the MIME of my custom exception writers depending on the MIME that was sent to the server. application/json is returned when json is
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