Jersey, RESTful Web Services in Java.
In Java Servlet circumstance, we usually harvest the form parameters by using request.getParameter(“FORM_FIELD_NAME”) syntax. Now we can do it more elegant while enabling Jsersey’s POJOMapping features. The following example demonstrates the account registration scenario. Here we have a Account class, i.e., Account.java:
public class Account { private String email; @JsonProperty("email") public String getEmail() { return email; } public void setEmail(String email) { this. ...