Hi Chris,
Very nice, thanks for sending such a comprehensive set of slides. When
i saw the slide with the picture of the Monkeys i thought initially
you were suggesting the Jersey team was like them!!
BTW on one slide you mention about JAX-RS 1.1 and support for @HEAD.
That should be support for @OPTIONS, or more explicitly including the
OPTIONS annotation.
Paul.
On Apr 22, 2009, at 3:30 PM, Chris Winters wrote:
> Last night I talked to the Pittsburgh Java User Group about REST and
> Jersey. A lot of it was 'What is REST?', but I went into Jersey a
> decent amount and people seemed impressed by how much you could get
> done with so little. I talked up Jersey and the community quite a bit!
>
> Anyway, my slides are here:
>
> http://www.cwinters.com/rest/cwinters_intro_to_rest_and_jersey.pdf
>
> and a sample presentation is here:
>
> http://www.cwinters.com/rest/notem-0.25.zip
>
> I tried to demonstrate the following things with the application:
>
> - Basic Jersey resource use, including content negotiation
> - How to include Jersey in a standard webapp (this is using Jetty and
> a normal web.xml)
> - JAXB used for both XML and JSON, including an adapter for JodaTime
> DateTime objects
> - Some @Provider demonstrations, including:
> -- a FreemarkerTemplateProvider, and
> -- JAXB marshaller/unmarshaller so that a @UriInfo could be injected
> into an @XmlJavaTypeAdapter
> - Integrating a standard Java webapp library like Sitemesh
>
> Things I wasn't able to cover:
>
> - Jersey client use
> - Details of what's coming in JAX-RS 1.1
> - Integrating a DI framework (Spring/Guice)
>
> Hope it's useful!
>
> Chris
>
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