I am writing an Android client which calls a web service.The service is written using JAX-RS / Jersey API.I\'m also trying to use Jersey-Client API on the android side.
Do开发者_运维技巧es it make sense do define session-timeout with restful web services like jax-rs? For what I know the rest is stateless (or should be stateless) so what the point of storing a session
I\'m trying to consume a JAX-RS Webservice written in Java from Jquery. I succeeded when my jquery version was set to 1.4.3. But I need for another purpose to updgrade my jquery version (to 1.5.1). Si
I try to return a list of Strings in Jersey as JSON and XML. I thought this would be trivial. My first try was to write something like this
I am developing an Android App that gets some data from a web server, which I (or rather someone else) also create myself. Now, just for testing, I wanted to set up a simple Jersey Web Service that I
I expose some JAX-RS (Resteasy) web services to a remote client. One in particular is a service like \"give me all news since the last time I asked you\"; on the server I do my queries and all, and i
I\'m looking for a mechanism within JAX-RS (JSR-311) to allow me to distill out some of my cross-cutting concerns specific to my app. For example, my app has certain context which is looked up or buil
When I send this request using jquery: <form id=\"myForm\" action=\"http://myIp/../cat/create\" method=\"post\">
Currently I have a method in Jersey that retrieves a file from a content repository and returns it as a Response. The file can be a jpeg, gif, pdf, docx, html, etc. (basically anything). Currently, ho
I am currently utilizing UriInfo, injected by jax-rs framework (currently RestEasy), to build the URI that I use in the Location header. The url created from the UriInfo is also used in the response x
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