The model, developed by Leonard Richardson, attempts to classify an API according to its adherence to the constraints imposed by REST. The more compliant your implementation, [...]
There are five principal aspects to a RESTful API specification that must be considered prior to coding an API specification. In this post I will discuss those five features [...]
All this week I am over at the CodeRanch answering questions about JAX-RS. Come and join me in the Web Services forum where I will be having fun discussions with other [...]
How to use the @Context annotation In part 4 of What is javax.ws.rs.core.context? you learned about using the @Context annotation to inject the HttpServletResponse and the [...]
How to use the @Context annotation In part 3 of What is javax.ws.rs.core.context? you learned how to use the @Context annotation with Request and Configuration, Providers, [...]
How to use the @Context annotation In part 2 of What is javax.ws.rs.core.context? you learned how to use the @Context annotation to retrieve security information from an [...]
How to use the @Context annotation In part 1 of What is javax.ws.rs.core.context? you learnt how to use the @Context annotation to retrieve HTTP Header information from an [...]
How to use the @Context annotation The JAX-RS API provides a very handy mechanism to inject a range of useful resources, such as HTTP Headers, into your endpoint. [...]
What do Pizzas and the Richardson Maturity Model have in common? Find out in my latest blog post where I explain the model’s four levels with the help of some tasty [...]