I have a html form which contains elements like this <input type=\"text\" value=\"Val1\" name=\"Name1\"/>
Inside a ContainerResponseFilter I would like to get the \"handler\", i.e. the class where @Path and the @GET/@PUT-annotated method matches the URL I will provide.
I try to implement a restful webservice in Java together with Jersey. To communicate between the client- and server-side i´m watching out for XML.
I am using Jersey 1.9 and it is generating my WADL perfectly except I need to redefine the resources base URI.
I have an Android application that communicates with a Jersey webservice using JSON. The received data is stored in a SQLite database on the Android device.
How can I specify a map as one of the parameters of a REST service e.g @Path(\"/servicepath\") @Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML)
Here is rest client that is written using Spring: public void addGadget(String gadgetName, String gadgetUrl) {
In our application there is a working method that returns a JSON representation of Company.I modified @Produces by adding MediaType.APPLICATION_XML.However, when I set the \"Accept\" header in the req
We\'re authoring REST services, and there\'s a debate on what to do when someone requests a resource with a parent ID that does not exist.
I would like to know how to set a timeout for a REST web service with Jersey, and being able to catch it within the service. I\'ve read some approaches to achieve this, such as calling another service
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