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Developing Restful Services with Jax-RS 2.0, Websockets, and Json
Written as an easy and practical guide, this book is a crash course on using JAX-RS 2.0, JSON, and WebSockets to develop RESTful services.Getting Started with Developing RESTful Web Services using JAX-RS 2.0, JSON, and WebSockets is a perfect reading source for application developers who are familiar with Java EE and are keen to understand the new HTML5-related functionality introduced in Java EE 7 to improve productivity. To take full advantage of this book, you need to be familiar with Java EE and have some basic understanding of using the GlassFish application server.
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129 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2013
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November 22, 2017
Good book but recommended for intermediates and experts
Book doesn't cover the concepts in detail. Library application used in the b book isn't detailed enough. Overall good book for someone with prior knowledge on Restful services.
Book doesn't cover the concepts in detail. Library application used in the b book isn't detailed enough. Overall good book for someone with prior knowledge on Restful services.
December 9, 2013
"Developing RESTful Services with JAX-RS 2.0, WebSockets, and JSON" is nice reference book. It's relatively short(100 pages) but beautifully covers all the topics.
The book is divide into 5 chapters. Chapter-1 starts with JAX-RS, Chapter-2 introduces WebSockets and Server-sent Events, Chapter-3 covers details understanding of WebSockets and Server-sent Events, Chapter-4 on JSON and Asynchronous Processing and Chapter-5 end with nice examples. Each chapter explains not only the new concept but the background, follows by nice & realistic examples or code snippets. One such example is the background of polling, long polling which led to introduction of WebSocket & SSE. Even the chapter on asynchronous prcoessing explains multiple way of achieving the same.
It's not a complete reference guide & not for beginners. You should have little bit prior knowledge or experience about Java EE & REST to understand the concepts explained. But you can always use it as a hands-on reference book. Overall it's a nice book.
Developing Restful Services with Jax-RS 2.0, Websockets, and Json
The book is divide into 5 chapters. Chapter-1 starts with JAX-RS, Chapter-2 introduces WebSockets and Server-sent Events, Chapter-3 covers details understanding of WebSockets and Server-sent Events, Chapter-4 on JSON and Asynchronous Processing and Chapter-5 end with nice examples. Each chapter explains not only the new concept but the background, follows by nice & realistic examples or code snippets. One such example is the background of polling, long polling which led to introduction of WebSocket & SSE. Even the chapter on asynchronous prcoessing explains multiple way of achieving the same.
It's not a complete reference guide & not for beginners. You should have little bit prior knowledge or experience about Java EE & REST to understand the concepts explained. But you can always use it as a hands-on reference book. Overall it's a nice book.
Developing Restful Services with Jax-RS 2.0, Websockets, and Json
December 9, 2013
Awesome book on RESTful, JAX-RS, WebSockets and JSON. Despite having few chapters (only five) makes a very detailed and practical examples of WebServices and best explanation that comes with HTML5, such as SSE (Server-Sent Events).
What I liked is that it will gradually describing concepts with basic examples, specific and well explained. And the final chapter develops a complete project using everything learned.
He also talks about the handling of JSON documents, the features of Servlet 3.1 and asynchronous functionality that comes with version JavaEE7 both servlets to EJB 3.1 and 3.2
The book can be purchased at PacktPub.com : http://bit.ly/IbbTOm
What I liked is that it will gradually describing concepts with basic examples, specific and well explained. And the final chapter develops a complete project using everything learned.
He also talks about the handling of JSON documents, the features of Servlet 3.1 and asynchronous functionality that comes with version JavaEE7 both servlets to EJB 3.1 and 3.2
The book can be purchased at PacktPub.com : http://bit.ly/IbbTOm
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