An introduction to RESTful web services in Java using JAX-RS

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3. REST? Attribution: http://www.flickr.com/photos/noahbulgaria/270090287

9. Lets code…

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23. For the interested

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30. Caching

31. Client Proxy Cache Client Client Server Proxy Cache Client Reverse Proxy Cache Client Cache Client Cache Client Cache Client Cache

32. “ The best requests are those that not even reach me.” - Anonymous overloaded Server

33. 50 requests/second = 3000 requests/minute setting max-age=60 (seconds) can then save you 2999 requests