Recent Posts by Jakub Podlesak

For the rest of this week I am attending TechDays in Milan. I will be presenting JSR-311 and Jersey there. You can see the agenda at http://it.sun.com/sunnews/events/2007/sept/jc07/agenda.jsp. I would like to share some pictures from the event with you. Registration desk in the morning: Beamer checking in the conference room. In front you can see Arun Gupta (white t-shirt) and Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine (sitting at the table): Alexis is giving GlassFish presentation:

Recently Jersey module become available on GlassFish Update Center. It comes along with several examples, which use GlassFish as a web container. The examples show how to build RESTful web services using Java. If you want to see such web services in action and find out how to implement them, the fastest way is probably to download and install GlassFish install Jersey module from GlassFish Update Center Try out the examples bundled with Jersey This entry will introduce one of the...

Jersey module is now publicly available on GlassFish Development Update Center. For those who would like to give it a try I will describe how to get it from there. Thanks to Rajeshwar, who actually pushed the module on the net, for his support and help. After installing GlassFish V2 run the Update Center client % $AS_HOME/updatecenter/bin/updatetool Then you should see Jersey at the list of available modules. Simply select Jersey module and click on the Installbutton. You...

This entry contained steps to install Jersey module from GlassFish Development Update Center. Due to technical and legal reasons, I had to pull it out. I will post a new blog entry once the module becomes available at the "real" Update Center. Thanks for your understanding.

Please look at Paul's blog for more details. The very same version should be soon available via GlassFish Update Center.

The example is available at http://mediacast.sun.com/share/japod/JsonFromJaxb.zip I have bundled all necessary jar files, so everything you need to run the example is to unzip the archive, cd to JsonFromJaxb and run % ant dist It will produce dist/JsonFromJaxb.war, which you can deploy to your favorite Java web container. My favorite container is GlassFish, so I would continue with % $AS_HOME/bin/asadmin deploy dist/JsonFromJaxb.war The flights resource should be then...

GlassFish Update Center provides a simple way to add new modules and addons to an existing GlassFish V2 instance (read Nazrul's Weblog to get more information). Jersey support will be soon available there. It will allow users to deploy Jersey based RESTful web applications without need to bundle them together with Jersey base libraries. We will then see, if we can provide something more...

I have recently added support for JSON entity providers to Jersey. Here you can find a simple sample showing how to utilize them. The entity providers follow a general schema described by Paul. The following resource class will publish CZK exchange rates for EUR and USD. Data will be provided in JSON format. @UriTemplate("/rates")public class ExchangeRates { @ProduceMime("application/json") @UriTemplate("CZK") public JSONObject getRates() { try { ...

At Java One, Harold Carr and Arun Gupta were demoing a real life interoperability scenario showing MS Excel client talking to Java web service endpoint. Slides and demo screen-casts are available at Arun's blog I will show how to implement such scenario at upcoming Jazoon conference. It will take place in Zurich (Switzerland) in June (24-28). Please look at http://jazoon.com/en/conference/presentations.html?topic=Java_and_.NET_interoperabilityfor complete list of Java and .NET...