Hi Jeremy,
we've used the combination of jersey + jetty for a jmx webservice we
have in our Jetty Hightide distribution. You can have a look at the
sources and how we use jersey to offer a RESTful API to access all
server information offered by JMX here:
Hello list,
I'm looking for guidance on the best approach for implementing a RESTful
webservice with Jetty. I should start by saying that I'm a veteran .NET
developer, but Jetty and server-side Java development are completely new to me.
I've selected Jetty to provide a web API for a new
On 8 Nov 2011, at 21:38, Jeremy Johnson wrote:
Hello list,
I’m looking for guidance on the best approach for implementing a RESTful
webservice with Jetty. I should start by saying that I’m a veteran .NET
developer, but Jetty and server-side Java development are completely new to
me.
that I can post back to the list for
archival.
Thanks!
Jeremy
jer...@imtc.gatech.edu
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Hi Martin,
Thanks so much! It's great to hear that the Jersey/Jetty setup has been
working well for you. As I mentioned, my experience in this area with Java
is near-nil although it seemed to me like this should be a great setup. I
wonder why
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On 8 Nov 2011, at 21:38, Jeremy Johnson wrote:
Hello list,
I’m looking for guidance on the best approach for implementing a RESTful
webservice with Jetty. I should start by saying
