Jersey 1.0 (JAX-RS) ist fertig
2 Comments Published by Christian Ullenboom on Dienstag, Oktober 14, 2008 at Dienstag, Oktober 14, 2008.
Im Sun-Blog ist http://blogs.sun.com/theaquarium/entry/jersey_1_0_just_shipped ist zu lesen:
JAX-RS co-spec lead and Jersey lead Paul Sandoz just announced Jersey 1.0 availability. v1.0 moments are always special and this one is certainly no exception given how progress was made on a regular basis from engineering hard work and lots of community feedback. Congrats to Paul and the entire community for a well run open source project !
Jersey 1.0 is obviously a JAX-RS 1.0 implementation, but it also adds Spring integration, a REST client, and obviously is production quality...
One of the signs of a community-involved project is the many ways the bits can be accessed: GlassFish v2 and v3, NetBeans 6.5, Maven 2, zip, etc...With Jersey 1.0 out the door, you can now freely choose your Web Services style and stick to standards. Java EE 6, scheduled sometime mid-2009, will make this even clearer though a maintenance release.
See Jerseyfor more stories.
Labels: Open Source
Für REST-basierte Anwendungen in einer JVM sollte man sich mal Grails anschauen, ist viel einfacher.
Ich weiß zwar, daß die JAX-RS Truppe dazu verdonnert wurde, daß sie auch JAX-WS unterstützen. Wodrauf ich hinaus will ist, ließ mal die Blog überschrift. Sollte dort nicht "Jersey 1.0 (JAX-RS)" ist fertig stehen?
Gruß,
Daniel