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Tutorial Overview

This chapter describes the Java API for RESTful web services (JAX-RS, defined in JSR331). RESTEasy is an portable implementation of this specification which can run in any Servlet container. Tight integration with JBoss Application Server is available for optimal user experience in that environment. While JAX-RS is only a server-side specification, RESTeasy has innovated to bring JAX-RS to the client through the RESTEasy JAX-RS Client Framework.

Detailed documentation on RESTEasy is available here.

The source for this tutorial is in github repository git://github.com/tdiesler/javaee-tutorial.git

OpenShift, is a portfolio of portable cloud services for deploying and managing applications in the cloud. This tutorial shows how to deploy a RESTful web service on the free OpenShift Express JavaEE cartridge that runsJBossAS 7.

An application running on Android shows how to leverage JBoss technology on mobile devices. Specifically, we show how use the RESTEasy client API from an Android device to integrate with a RESTful service running on a JBossAS 7 instance in the cloud.

The following topics are addressed

What are RESTful web services

Creating a RESTful server endpoint

Deploying a RESTful endpoint to a JBossAS instance in the cloud

RESTEasy client running on an Android mobile device

What are RESTful Web Services?

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This section is still under development.

RESTful web services are designed to expose APIs on the web. REST stands for Representational State Transfer. It aims to provide better performance, scalability, and flexibility than traditinoal web services, by allowing clients to access data and resources using predictable URLs. Many well-known public web services expose RESTful APIs.

The Java 6 Enterprise Edition specification for RESTful services is JAX-RS. It is covered by JSR-311 (http://jcp.org/jsr/detail/311.jsp). In the REST model, the server exposes APIs through specific URIs (typically URLs), and clients access those URIs to query or modify data. REST uses a stateless communication protocol. Typically, this is HTTP.

The following is a summary of RESTful design principles:

A URL is tied to a resource using the @Path annotation. Clients access the resource using the URL.

Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) operations are accessed via PUT, GET, POST, and DELETE requests in the HTTP protocol.

PUT creates a new resource.