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Java SE sounds like a sensible choice for the author's requirements (REST backend). It seems he's still putting the architecture together. Perhaps the Dropwiza
by facorreia 12y ago
Java SE sounds like a sensible choice for the author's requirements (REST backend).
It seems he's still putting the architecture together. Perhaps the Dropwizard framework[1] could be helpful.
[1] https://dropwizard.github.io/dropwizard/ https://dropwizard.github.io/dropwizard/
- arisAlexis 12y agoYes I considered that but I am using a subset of the exactly the same things so why fetch a maven with dropwizard and not individual stuff so I am completely free in my dependencies? I use Jersey, Jetty only for testing,hibernate and apache. I don't need guava,my db is not relational,java 8 has a good datetime class and im not templating anything from the server.