Restful Web Services in Java

Jakub Podlesak, Member of Technical Staff at Sun Microsystems, is currently working on Project Jersey: JSR 311, a Java API for RESTful Web Services, reference implementation. Paul Sandoz, Senior Staff Engineer at Sun, is currently co-spec lead and implementation lead for JSR 311. Marc Hadley, Senior Staff Engineer in Sun’s Office of the CTO, is currently co-spec lead for JSR 311, and previously represented Sun in the W3C XML Protocol and W3C Web Services Addressing working groups. Frank Martinez founded Asimov Technologies in 1999 and is currently its Software Architect. He has deep experience with many Web related technologies, and currently teaches Java EE to developers in Colombia.

Part I. REST Architectural Style
1. Why REST?
2. Basic REST Principles

Part II. Standardized Java API for REST -- JSR-311
3. Resources
4. Applications and Environment
5. Providers and Extensibility

Part III. Project Jersey -- JSR-311 Reference Implementation
6. Non-Standard Features
7. Tooling Support

Part IV. Examples
8. Use Cases and Patterns
9. Real Life Experience

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