A REST project with Glassfish

I am working out a new pet project, an online system to support PUJ Competitions. It is still a work under progress and I plan to start to blog some technical results here, but until that glorious free time I would give you a glimpse about what is keeping my blog so quiet :) So, PUJ is an academic competition where undergraduate student submit their homeworks for the evaluation of Senior Professionals. It is a nice competition planned to happen in some JUGs in Brazil - and I hope to see it adopted in several other JUGs around the world. I am producing basically a RESTfull web-service, based on Jersey and EJB 3.0. It is part of the self-education on Glassfish technologies I've started few years ago. I have so far: Server: a EJB 3.0 backend + JPA/TopLink Middleware: a Jersey RESTfull interface + JMS features like sending notification by email, twitter, etc Frontend: an HTTP client - a DWR GUI... The code and the application design is all under progress nowadays, noisy and smoking a bit ... but there are already some goodies for the eagers by novelties, so you can taste a bit of my REST-API on these HTTP Resources: Read supported roles for institutions Read all institutions with a PUJ Competition Read the institutions by role (/arena-http/institution?role={ROLE}?offset={int}&max={int}) Read all participants of a competition (/{COMPETITION_NAME}/user)...

Date: September, 07 2009
Url: http://www.java.net/blog/felipegaucho/archive/2009/09/07/rest-experiment

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