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Tag Archives: JAX-RS
JAX-RS, JWT & a pinch of JSR 375
This is another version of my previous blog on JAX-RS and JWT which includes a pinch of Java EE Security API (new JSR in Java EE 8). In case you are completely new to JSR 375, please jump to the last … Continue reading
Posted in Java EE
Tagged authentication, ejb, Java EE 8, JAX-RS, JSR375, JWT, REST, security
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Quick peek at JAX-RS request to method matching
In this post, let’s look at the HTTP request to resource method matching in JAX-RS. It is one of the most fundamental features of JAX-RS. Generally, the developers using the JAX-RS API are not exposed to (or do not really … Continue reading
Simplifying JAX-RS caching with CDI
This post explains (via a simple example) how you can use CDI Producers to make it a little easier to leverage cache control semantics in your RESTful services The Cache-Control header was added in HTTP 1.1 as a much needed … Continue reading
Posted in Java, Java EE
Tagged Caching, cdi, CDI Producer, HTTP 1.1, JAX-RS, quickbyte, REST
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Integrating CDI and WebSockets
Thought of experimenting with a simple Java EE 7 prototype application involving JAX-RS (REST), WebSockets and CDI. Note: Don’t want this to be a spoiler – but this post mainly talks about an issue which I faced while trying to … Continue reading
Jersey SSE capability in Glass Fish 4.0.1
Glass Fish bundles different Reference Implementations for various Java EE specifications e.g. Weld for CDI, Mojarra for JSF, Tyrus for WebSocket, Jersey for JAX-RS. Glass Fish 4.0.1 is in the pipeline and slated to cover updates for … Continue reading
Posted in Java, Java EE
Tagged FishCAT, glassfish, glassfishg4.0.1, javaee7, JAX-RS, Jersey, REST, Server Sent Events, SSE
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