Tag Archives: JAX-RS

JAX-RS 2.1.2 Available on Maven Central

After being the first pushing a non-Oracle JAX-RS release on Maven Central, again we (i. e. the committers of Eclipse Project for JAX-RS) set the pace: I just uploaded JAX-RS 2.1.2 to Maven Central, which provides us two new world records. … Continue reading →

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JAX-RS 2.1.1 Available on Maven Central

I am very proud to announce that I just pressed the button: JAX-RS 2.1.1 was released by the committers of the Eclipse Project for JAX-RS and now is available on Maven Central. While this is just a collection of small … Continue reading →

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JAX-RS 2.2-SNAPSHOT @ JFS 2018

Posted on 8. July 2018 by

Just back from Java Forum Stuttgart 2018, I want to share the great feedback you all gave me while and after my (and Heiko’s) presentations on JAX-RS (and MicroProfile). In my talk, I (for JAX-RS project, and and my co-host … Continue reading →

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jax-rs@Eclipse @ Java Forum Stuttgart 2018

Posted on 23. April 2018 by

As part of the first batch, Oracle provided JAX-RS to the Eclipse Foundation. And now? What  happened since then? What will come in future? Is Oracle bailing out? Who chimed in? And when will there be JAX-RS 2.2 or 3.0? … Continue reading →

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Contribute to EE4J: Meet me @ Javaland

Posted on 11. March 2018 by

As you might have heared, the technology formerly known as Java EE, developed by the JCP, meanwhile is developed by the Eclipse Foundation’s EE4J Community under the name Jakarta EE. It is completely open source, and can be forked on … Continue reading →

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The JAX-RS Application Framework

Current volume of iJUG’s “Java aktuell” print magazine (German) published an article of mine describing the application framework inside of JAX-RS. You can download the article for free by clicking on the image on the left. The printed volume is … Continue reading →

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REST 101 Required Course: HATEOAS (Kai TÖDTER, JavaLand 2016)

One thing most RESTful applications and / or frameworks do really miss is HATEOAS. This most hard to understand concept of the REST architectural pattern changes the way distributed applications are built fundamentally, and is hard to find in real-life … Continue reading →

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