#jersey

Adam Bien introduces us to one of the key features of Java EE 7, used for leaner Java RESTful applications.

JeanFrancois Arcand introduces us to the Atmosphere Framework, a Java/Javascript framework which allows the creation of portable asynchronous applications using Groovy, Scala and Java.

More work has been done towards the reference implementation for JAX-RS 2.0, so we may be close to a fully equipped Java API for RESTful HTTP services

The latest version of JRebel is here, with the link-up with web framework Vaadin getting top billing

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.

PLUS, MyFaces Core 2.1.0, Akka 1.1.2 and Turmeric SOA 1.0.0 released.

New release for open source Fabric3, with support for distributed channels and SCA Eventing.

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.

Jersey version 1.2 is now available. Jersey is an open source reference implementation of JAX-RS. This release makes the jersey-core, […]

Java and Web Services Architect and specification lead for JSR 311 Marc Hadley, is the latest in a long run […]

Version 1.1.5.1 of the Jersey reference implementation of JAX-RS for building RESTful Web services, has been released. This version is […]