Ah, true. I still use Jersey 1. Jersey 2 has gone bloatware, sadly. We need a cleaner implementation of JAX-RS (which is really what we want, not Jersey per-

Ah, true. I still use Jersey 1. Jersey 2 has gone bloatware, sadly. We need a cleaner implementation of JAX-RS (which is really what we want, not Jersey per-se); I've worked on Apache Wink a little bit, but really Jersey 1 is good enough & good. I don't know what happened with JAX-RS 2. It feels like the J2EE team got hold of it... (PS Thanks for the Ninja suggestion; I will check it out)