Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
- What’s New in This Guide
- 1 Introduction to RESTful Web Services
-
2
Developing RESTful Web Services
- About RESTful Web Service Development
- Defining the Root Resource Class
- Defining the Relative URI of the Root Resource and Subresources
- Mapping Incoming HTTP Requests to Java Methods
- Customizing Media Types for the Request and Response Messages
- Extracting Information From the Request Message
- Building Custom Response Messages
- Mapping HTTP Request and Response Entity Bodies Using Entity Providers
- Accessing the Application Context
- Building URIs
- Using Conditional GETs
- Accessing the WADL
- More Advanced RESTful Web Service Tasks
- 3 Developing RESTful Web Service Clients
-
4
Building, Packaging, and Deploying RESTful Web Service Applications
- Building RESTful Web Service Applications
- Packaging RESTful Web Service Applications
- Deploying RESTful Web Service Applications
- 5 Securing RESTful Web Services and Clients
- 6 Testing RESTful Web Services
-
7
Monitoring RESTful Web Services and Clients
- About Monitoring RESTful Web Services
- Monitoring RESTful Web Services Using Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control
- Monitoring RESTful Web Services Using the Administration Console
- Monitoring RESTful Web Services Using WLST
- Enabling the Tracing Feature
- Disabling RESTful Web Service Application Monitoring
- Enable Monitoring of Synthetic Jersey Resources in a RESTful Web Service Application
- 8 Using Server-Sent Events in WebLogic Server
-
A
Compatibility with Earlier Jersey/JAX-RS Releases
- Develop RESTful Web Service Clients Using Jersey 1.18 (JAX-RS 1.1 RI)
- Support for Jersey 1.18 (JAX-RS 1.1 RI) Deployments Packaged with Pre-3.0 Servlets