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Using Apache Wink, Eclipse, and Maven to develop RESTful Web services

Apache Wink is an open source implementation of the Java API for RESTful Web Services (JAX-RS) specification. Learn how to develop, deploy, and run RESTful Web services using Apache Wink, along with the Eclipse IDE and the Maven project management tool.  More >

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  • sMashing your application... the Ajax way

    Develop rich applications using PHP, Ajax, and LDAP on WebSphere sMash Developer's Edition. Using an online library simulation, including sample code, see how WebSphere sMash, based on Project Zero, is a development and run-time environment that accommodates many development languages.

  • Compare JavaScript frameworks

    Get an overview and comparison of various JavaScript frameworks. Discover how these frameworks make it easier and faster to create highly interactive and responsive Web sites and applications.

  • Capture the collective Web intelligence of an enterprise

    Learn about a system that enables employees to interact with Web pages and captures their interactions. The result is a valuable repository of Web-based information focused on the business of the enterprise.

  • Web service simulator framework solution using Spring

    Take a look at how to use a simulator framework in fast-paced Web development environments. Learn, step by step, how to create a simulator framework in short order using Rational Application Developer, along with examples and sample code.

  • Get to know Apache Click

    Quickly write Web applications using a lightweight model free of heavy frameworks. Learn how Apache Click, a Java EE Web application framework, enables the creation of Web applications without using Model-View-Controller patterns or JavaServer Pages.

  • Accessing social networking Web sites through OAuth, Part 2: Build an OAuth-enabled Web Twitter client

    Last time, you learned how to develop an OAuth-enabled desktop Twitter client. This time, learn how to develop an OAuth-enabled Web Twitter client, where users can update or delete their status and display friends' timelines.


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