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RESTful Web Services using Jersey

Issue 4

RESTful Web Services using Jersey

Tavi Bolog
Development Lead at Nokia

PROGRAMMING

RESTful Web Services are services based on HTTP methods and the REST concept. There are usually four HTTP methods used to define services RESTful: • POST: upload a new resource (create or modify). Repeated executions can have distinct effects. • PUT: create a new entry in the collection. Repeated executions will have the same effect as the one obtained from a single IDEMPOTENT operation • GET: identify a resource without modifying the source. The operation shouldn’t be used in creating resources • DELETE: delete a resource. Repeated executions will have the same effect as the one obtained from a single IDEMPOTENT operation.