Foo and Bar are both Beans. If FooResource is accessed via /foo/{id} and BarResource by /bar/{id} and Foo relates to Bar, should I return the URI for Bar or just the id for Bar? I presume the URI.
Using Jettison provider. public Set getClasses() { Set s = new HashSet(); s.add(DatabaseResource.class);
I\'m trying to write some code that reads email and provides restful web services. I have a simple test file that reads messages from gmail (over pop).However, it seems that when I add cxf-rf-fronten
I am returning a large amount of data via a rest service. The query returns about 200,000 rows of data then gets converted to XML. When I run this service in IE8 I get an error that \"there is not eno
I\'m trying to set up a toy application (which may turn in to a real application someday). I\'m running into a problem with Wink and Jackson. I\'ve got two applications: one runs wink-server on jetty
I have a SpringServlet (from Jersey) that is exposing my JPA-annotated POJOs in a very basic manner right now. For example, rather than returning an actual represetantion of the object, I\'ve just ret
is there a standard way (JAX-RS) to resolve REST URIs to resources on the server side? As I understand the common practices, it\'s best to provide a full URI as an identifier for resources. If I want
This is what I\'m trying to do: @Path(\"/finder\") public class Finder { @Path(\"/{name}\") public Proxy find(@PathParam(\"name\") String name) {
suppose i have a jax-rs resource class that looks like this: @Path(\"/nodes\") public class NodeResource {
I\'ve been trying to choose which technology to use for a REST application and have found 4 candidates:
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