REST Webservices Using Jersey 2.x and Maven

#ICYMI: An updated version of JAX-RS (Java API for RESTful Web Services) was released in August 2017 via JSR 370. A reference implementation was released by Jersey in April 2018, Jersey 2.27. This article attempts to test a sample REST implementation using this update. It uses a single REST API operation.

* Create a new Maven project in Eclipse. Make sure to choose “maven-archetype-webapp” as artifact ID from the catalog. https://goo.gl/LrJ1tX #DataIntegration #ML

Data Integration With Ballerina

Data integration is a complex problem. Data flows to and from many directions via different sources such as databases, the cloud, legacy systems, ERPs, and on-premise applications. Data integration allows businesses to combine data residing in different sources to provide users a consolidated view. Data in a cloud-native world is shaped in many different ways and resides in many places. How you choose to use, integrate with, and analyze cloud-native data may be different than what you’re used to. Learn how a new programming language, Ballerina, can be used to solve this problem.

What is Ballerina?

Ballerina is an open source, concurrent programming language that has both textual and graphical representations. It is designed for seamless integration of networked applications. Ballerina is strongly and statically typed with a union type system. Ballerina is an open source project under the Apache 2.0 license. This article content and code snippets are based on Ballerina 0.981.0 release. https://goo.gl/KuD5oa #DataIntegration #ML