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Building RESTful web services using Jersey

Posted in May 26th, 2008
by admin in JEE, Java, SOA, Architecture

Jersey is a JSR 311 reference implementation for the JAX-RS spec (The Java API for RESTful Web Services). The JSR development is nearing its completion, but for most part the RI is stable enough for developers to start playing with RESTful services. JAX-RS is an elegant API built around the powerful REST architecture and […]

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Developing Apache CXF and JPA services in NetBeans 6.1 IDE

Posted in April 16th, 2008
by admin in Open Source, Web Frameworks, JEE, Java, SOA, Architecture

Apache CXF is an open services framework. It is more than just a Web Services stack. Its simple, powerful, and promising. Today, the CXF project graduated from incubation as a top-level Apache project. It has made several stable releases since its incubation. I know projects which still prefer to use first generation Axis due to […]

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