Web Application Performance Tuning Tips

In my role as a Java Technical Architect, I am forced to wear different thinking hats. Some times I am a Solution Architect, Subject Matter Expert on some technology and the last few days I have been wearing the hat of performance tuning expert. Today I am going to pen down some thoughts around what a person should focus on once he or she is by design or default selected to tune an application.

Developing RESTful Web Services using JBoss RESTEasy

Enterprise integration was and remains a key challenge in ensuring availiability of enterprise data as a single source of truth in real time manner. Over the decades number of techniques/technologies have come and gone. We have seen EAI,JMS, Web Services, SOA etc that have contended providing true enterprise integration solutions. The latest to join this bandwagon is REST and its implementation avatar is described as RESTful Web Services. In case you are interested in understanding what REST is and how does it compare vis-a-vis SOAP, WebServices et all refer the link(URL: http://2007.xtech.org/public/asset/attachment/76) for details. This post is going to provide a ready-to-use tutorial around how to implement RESTful WebServices using JBoss RESTEasy project.

Enterprise integration was and remains a key challenge in ensuring availability of enterprise data as a single source of truth in real time manner. Over the decades number of techniques/technologies have come and gone. We have seen EAI,JMS, Web Services, SOA etc that have contended providing true enterprise integration solutions. The latest to join this bandwagon is REST and its implementation avatar is described as RESTful Web Services. In case you are interested in understanding what REST is and how does it compare vis-a-vis SOAP, WebServices et all refer the link for details. This post is going to provide a ready-to-use tutorial around how to implement RESTful WebServices using JBoss RESTEasy project.