Create Jersey REST APIs with Spring Boot
Learn to configure and create JAX-RS 2.0 REST APIs using Spring Boot and Jersey framework. This example application uses Jersey’s ServletContainer to deploy the REST APIs.
Jersey Entity Data Filter Example
Learn to configure and use SelectableEntityFilteringFeature for implementing the entity data filtering in Jersey controlled from the clients.
Jersey: Logging Request and Response Example
By default, Jersey uses JUL for logging. Learn to use LoggingFeature and LoggingFilter classes to enable the additional logs of request and response.
Testing Authentication with Jersey REST Client
Learn to use Jersey REST client authentication using HttpAuthenticationFeature, which can be used to access REST APIs behind authentication security.
Jersey: Case-insensitive @Path URLs
By default in JAX-RS, ALL URLs specified in @Path annotations are case-sensitive. Learn to support case-insensitive URLs using regex and ResourceConfig.
Getting Started with Jersey Client
Jersey 2 client API finds inspiration in the proprietary Jersey 1.x Client API. In this Jersey client example, we will learn to build client API and invode different REST methods and consule the API results.
Jersey Hello World Example
This Jersey tutorial will help you set up the Jersey environment in your local machine and get started with a simple Hello World REST API.