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Bill blogs at: May 21 2012 I’ve extracted some of the build files from AS7 to create a maven project that can create a modules/ directory structure for Resteasy. I wanted this so that people can easily patch/upgrade AS7 to the latest resteasy release. It should be fairly easy to use the project as an archetype… read morejson-home format: resource discovery May 11 2012 Thank you Mark Little for turning me on to the JSON-Home format Internet Draft. “application/json-home” is a format that describes resources available from a particular site as well as possible hints on how to interact with those services. GET / HTTP/1.1 Host: example.org Accept: application/json-home HTTP/1.1 200 OK Content-Type: application/json-home… read moreMay 01 2012 There were some interesting side conversations going on in the comments of my Java EE wins over Spring blog. In particular, a few people were arguing over the value of Mocks. I always considered Mocks a bogus pattern. Only time I ever use them is when I’m initially starting a… read moreMay 01 2012 A bunch of bug fixes. Also added a couple new features: A few people were asking for a servlet-free embedded HTTP engine. Integration with Sun JDK’s com.sun.net.HttpServer was added. See documentation for more details. Support for different HTTP engines is in the works. Support for some more formats of the… read moreDecentralized Auth with Cookies March 19 2012 Way back in June I was brainstorming about ideas for decentralized authentication. Here’s a summary of the requirements I wanted: Competely stateless servers. Servers that host browser applications and restful services would not have to store usernames, passwords, or permission metadata (roles allowed). Servers would not have to handshake with… read moreMarch 13 2012 The past 1-2 years since the release of Java EE 6, you’ve seen a lot of articles like this latest on TSS that talk about the niceities of Java EE 6′s component model over Spring and how Spring is now legacy. Yup legacy. Who would have thought it? (other than… read moreWeb Sockets, a disaster in waiting? February 28 2012 Mark posted a really nice article to InfoQ: WebSockets vs. REST? From what I understand of Websockets, its bascially used to set up a two-way socket connection and not really an application protocol. What worries me the most is that you’ve basically rolled back 20 years of protocol consolidation, and… read moreBuy Now and Save
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