Examples for Chapter 6 - RESTful Java with JAX-RS 2.0 - page 285

public public String getFirstName () {

return

return firstName ;

}

public public void void setFirstName ( String firstName ) {

this this . firstName = firstName ;

}

@XmlElement ( name = "last-name" )
public

public String getLastName () {
return

return lastName ;

}

public public void void setLastName ( String lastName ) {

this this . lastName = lastName ;

}

@XmlElement
public public String getStreet () {

return return street ;

}

...
}

The JAXB annotations provide a mapping between the Customer class and XML.
You don't need to write a lot of code to implement the JAX-RS service because JAX-RS
already knows how to handle JAXB annotated classes:

src/main/java/com/restfully/shop/services/CustomerResource.java

@Path ( "/customers" )
public

public class class CustomerResource CustomerResource {

private private Map < Integer , Customer > customerDB =

new

new ConcurrentHashMap < Integer , Customer >();

private private AtomicInteger idCounter = new new AtomicInteger ();

public public CustomerResource () {

}

@POST
@Consumes ( "application/xml" )
public public Response createCustomer ( Customer customer ) {

customer . setId ( idCounter . incrementAndGet ());
customerDB . put ( customer . getId (), customer );
System . out . println ( "Created customer " + customer . getId ());
return

return Response . created ( URI . create ( "/customers/" +