Several months ago I put up a tutorial on using Jetty, Jersey, Jackson and Guice to make a small JSON web service stack. The code is more of a proof of concept than anything else, but we’re going to be giving it a few more real-world features today by adding the use of the Metrics [...]
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Extending the simple Java/Jetty/Guice/Jersey/Jackson web stack with automatic Jersey resource method metrics
Posted by Marshall Pierce on 2012/03/31
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A simple Java web stack with Guice, Jetty, Jersey and Jackson
Posted by Marshall Pierce on 2011/08/15
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Another Java web framework? Not really… There are dozens of web technologies for Java (Struts, Stripes, Tapestry, Wicket, GWT, Spring MVC, Vaadin, Play, plain old servlets and JSP, Dropwizard, etc.) and they all have their advantages and disadvantages. This article isn’t about comparing frameworks. Instead, I’ll describe how to serve HTTP requests from Java without [...]