RESTful Java with JAX-RS 2.0 (Second Edition)
Introduction
1. Introduction to REST
- 1.1. REST and the Rebirth of HTTP
- 1.2. RESTful Architectural Principles
- 1.3. Wrapping Up
2. Designing RESTful Services
- 2.1. The Object Model
- 2.2. Model the URIs
- 2.3. Defining the Data Format
- 2.4. Assigning HTTP Methods
- 2.5. Wrapping Up
3. Your First JAX-RS Service
- 3.1. Developing a JAX-RS RESTful Service
- 3.2. Deploying Our Service
- 3.3. Writing a Client
- 3.4. Wrapping Up
4. HTTP Method and URI Matching
- 4.1. Binding HTTP Methods
- 4.2. @Path
- 4.3. Subresource Locators
- 4.4. Gotchas in Request Matching
- 4.5. Wrapping Up
5. JAX-RS Injection
- 5.1. The Basics
- 5.2. @PathParam
- 5.3. @MatrixParam
- 5.4. @QueryParam
- 5.5. @FormParam
- 5.6. @HeaderParam
- 5.7. @CookieParam
- 5.8. @BeanParam
- 5.9. Common Functionality
- 5.10. Wrapping Up
6. JAX-RS Content Handlers
- 6.1. Built-in Content Marshalling
- 6.2. JAXB
- 6.3. Custom Marshalling
- 6.4. Wrapping Up
7. Server Responses and Exception Handling
- 7.1. Default Response Codes
- 7.2. Complex Responses
- 7.3. Exception Handling
- 7.4. Wrapping Up
8. JAX-RS Client API
- 8.1. Client Introduction
- 8.2. Bootstrapping with ClientBuilder
- 8.3. Client and WebTarget
- 8.4. Building and Invoking Requests
- 8.5. Configuration Scopes
- 8.6. Wrapping Up
9. HTTP Content Negotiation
- 9.1. Conneg Explained
- 9.2. Language Negotiation
- 9.3. Encoding Negotiation
- 9.4. JAX-RS and Conneg
- 9.5. Leveraging Content Negotiation
- 9.6. Wrapping Up
10. HATEOAS
- 10.1. HATEOAS and Web Services
- 10.2. HATEOAS and JAX-RS
- 10.3. Building Links and Link Headers
- 10.4. Wrapping Up
11. Scaling JAX-RS Applications
- 11.1. Caching
- 11.2. Concurrency
- 11.3. Wrapping Up
12. Filters and Interceptors
- 12.1. Server-Side Filters
- 12.2. Reader and Writer Interceptors
- 12.3. Client-Side Filters
- 12.4. Deploying Filters and Interceptors
- 12.5. Ordering Filters and Interceptors
- 12.6. Per-JAX-RS Method Bindings
- 12.7. Exception Processing
- 12.8. Wrapping Up
13. Asynchronous JAX-RS
- 13.1. AsyncInvoker Client API
- 13.2. Server Asynchronous Response Processing
- 13.3. Wrapping Up
14. Deployment and Integration
- 14.1. Deployment
- 14.2. Configuration
- 14.3. EJB Integration
- 14.4. Spring Integration
- 14.5. Wrapping Up
15. Securing JAX-RS
- 15.1. Authentication
- 15.2. Authorization
- 15.3. Authentication and Authorization in JAX-RS
- 15.4. Programmatic Security
- 15.5. Client Security
- 15.6. OAuth 2.0
- 15.7. Signing and Encrypting Message Bodies
- 15.8. Wrapping Up
16. Alternative Java Clients
- 16.1. java.net.URL
- 16.2. Apache HttpClient
- 16.3. RESTEasy Client Proxies
- 16.4. Wrapping Up
17. Workbook Introduction
- 17.1. Installing RESTEasy and the Examples
- 17.2. Example Requirements and Structure
18. Examples for Chapter 3
- 18.1. Build and Run the Example Program
- 18.2. Examining the Source Code
19. Examples for Chapter 4
- 19.1. Example ex04_1: HTTP Method Extension
- 19.2. Example ex04_2: @Path with Expressions
- 19.3. Example ex04_3: Subresource Locators
20. Examples for Chapter 5
- 20.1. Example ex05_1: Injecting URI Information
- 20.2. Example ex05_2: Forms and Cookies
21. Examples for Chapter 6
- 21.1. Example ex06_1: Using JAXB
- 21.2. Example ex06_2: Creating a Content Handler
22. Examples for Chapter 7
- 22.1. Example ex07_1: ExceptionMapper
23. Examples for Chapter 9
- 23.1. Example ex09_1: Conneg with JAX-RS
- 23.2. Example ex09_2: Conneg via URL Patterns
24. Examples for Chapter 10
- 24.1. Example ex10_1: Atom Links
- 24.2. Example ex10_2: Link Headers
25. Examples for Chapter 11
- 25.1. Example ex11_1: Caching and Concurrent Updates
26. Examples for Chapter 12
- 26.1. Example ex12_1 : ContainerResponseFilter and DynamicFeature
- 26.2. Example ex12_2: Implementing a WriterInterceptor
27. Examples for Chapter 13
- 27.1. Example ex13_1: Chat REST Interface
28. Examples for Chapter 14
- 28.1. Example ex14_1: EJB and JAX-RS
- 28.2. Example ex14_2: Spring and JAX-RS
29. Examples for Chapter 15
- 29.1. Example ex15_1: Custom Security
- 29.2. Example ex15_2: JSON Web Encryption
30. Workbook
- 30.1. ex03_1:Your first JAX_RS Client and Server
- 30.2. ex04_1:Custom HTTP Method Annotations
- 30.3. ex04_2:@Path expressions
- 30.4. ex04_3:Locators and Subresources
- 30.5. ex05_1:Injection Annotations (1)
- 30.6. ex05_2:Injection Annotations (2)
- 30.7. ex06_1:JAX-RS and JAXB
- 30.8. ex06_2:MessageBodyReader/Writer
- 30.9. ex07_1:Exception Mappers
- 30.10. ex09_1:Content Negotiation
- 30.11. ex09_2:HTTP Content Negotiation
- 30.12. ex10_1:Linking and UriBuilder
- 30.13. ex10_2:Link Headers and UriBuilder
- 30.14. ex11_1:CacheControl and Other things
- 30.15. ex12_1:Response Filter with DynamicFeature
- 30.16. ex12_2:WriterInterceptor
- 30.17. ex13_1:Customer Chat
- 30.18. ex14_1:JAX-RS and EJB
- 30.19. ex14_2:Spring and JAX-RS
- 30.20. ex15_1:@NameBinding and SecurityContext
- 30.21. ex15_2:JSON Web Encryption with Customer Chat

RESTful Java with JAX-RS 2.0 (Second Edition)

Chapter 16. Alternative Java Clients

While JAX-RS 2.0 added client support, there are other Java clients you can use to interact with web services if you do not have JAX-RS 2.0 available in your environment.

RESTfu­­l Jav­a­ wit­h ­JAX­-­­RS 2.­0­ (Second Edition)

Chapter 16. Alternative Java Clients

RESTful Java with JAX-RS 2.0 (Second Edition)