Jersey Rest Tutorial

Jersey RESTful Web Services framework is open source, production quality, a framework for developing RESTful Web Services in Java that provides support for JAX-RS APIs and serves as a JAX-RS (JSR 311 & JSR 339) Reference Implementation. This tutorial describes how to use the Jersey framework to develop productive Restful web services in Java.

Table of Contents

1. Getting Started

• Jersey Rest Hello World Example

2. JAX-RS Application, Resources, and Sub-Resources

• Guide to Core JAX-RS Concepts

3. JAX-RS Annotations

• Guide to Standard JAX-RS Annotations

• JAX-RS Parameter Annotations

• JAX-RS @Context Annotation with Examples

4. Client API

• Overview of Jersey JAX-RS Client API

• Jersey JAX-RS Client for CRUD Restful Web Services

• Jersey JAX-RS Client API Examples

5. Logging

• Jersey Rest Logging using LoggingFeature

• Guide to Jersey logging on Server and Client-side

6. Spring Integration

• Jersey Spring Integration CRUD Example

• Spring Boot 2 + Jersey REST + JPA + Hibernate 5 CRUD REST APIs Example

7. Jersey Test Framework

• Guide to Jersey Test Framework Basics

• How to test Jersey Rest API with JUnit

8. Jersey Rest Examples

• Jersey JAX-RS Restful CRUD Web Services Example

• JAX RS Filters and Interceptors

9. Rest API Design Best Practices

• Restful API Design Best Practices

All the code of this Jersey Rest Developer Guide is available over on Github

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