Better late than never: SSE, or Server-Sent Events, are now in JAX-RS

Server-Sent Events (or just SSE) is quite useful protocol which allows the servers to push data to the clients over…

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What are JAX-RS Annotations? (Part 3)

Overview of JAX-RS Annotations (Part 3) This is a three-part series looking at the annotation that is used to implement REST…

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What are JAX-RS Annotations? (Part 2)

Overview of JAX-RS Annotations (Part 2) This is a three-part series looking at the annotation that is used to implement REST…

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What are JAX-RS Annotations?

Overview of JAX-RS (Part 1) The JAX-RS API forms an important part of the Java EE platforms commitment to provide…

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Keep your promises: contract-based testing for JAX-RS APIs

It’s been a while since we talked about testing and applying effective TDD practices, particularly related to REST(ful) web services…

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Laziness at extreme: developing JAX-RS services with Spring Boot

I think it would be fair to state that we, as software developers, are always looking for the ways to…

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Continuous Stress Testing for your JAX-RS (and JavaEE) applications with Gatling + Gradle + Jenkins Pipeline

In this post I am going to explain how to use Gatling project to write stress tests for your JAX-RS Java EE endpoints,…

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Your JAX-RS APIs were not born equal: using dynamic features

This time we are going to talk a little bit about JAX-RS 2.0 APIs and touch on one very interesting…

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CDI interceptor of HTTP Request and Header params – simple example

While developing and evolving a REST API, using Java EE , there are some cases where you would like to…

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