#jax-rs

JAX-RS was one of the first projects to join under the new Jakarta EE community. Long-term JAX-RS EG team member Markus Karg explains why this standard API for RESTful web services is still needed in this era of microservices.

Available as a PDF, on iPad and on Android, the latest edition of our free JAX Magazine is now ready to download!

Available as a PDF, on iPad and on Android, the latest edition of our free JAX Magazine is now ready to download!

Following on from yesterday’s tutorial, Jonathan Gallimore details how to test your TomEE application with Arquillian

Specifications Bean Validation 1.1 and JAX-RS 2.0 have been approved by the JCP Executive Committee.

Yet another JVM language has appeared – Loop is a little language focusing on simplicity and parallelism and armed to deal with concurrency.

The newest version of Glassfish’s open source JAX-RS (JSR 311) Reference Implementation for building RESTful Web services is here. And it’s brand spanking new.

Java EE 6: What’s been added?

A RESTful approach to the Java EE 6 API.

JAXenter speaks to Markus Karg, on the current status of JAX-RS 2.0.

PLUS, second RC of JPA Diagram Editor 0.5 and first milestone for XQDT 0.8.0.

Version 1.3 of the Jersey JAX-RS reference implementation is out now. This release removes the restriction that a GET method […]

Grails plugin for developing RESTful web services based on JSR 311:JAX-RS.

Version 2.6.1 of the open source, Java Object Relational Mapping tool Ebean, is now available. Ebean uses JPA Annotations for […]