In Part 1 we have created a REST API which provides content stored in Drupal. We will now write a Java REST client to access the content. We will use Jersey which is the JAX-RS API (JSR 311 & JSR 339) reference implementation. We will begin by creating a Java… Read more »
A concept that is recently gaining a lot of attention in Drupal community is what is referred as “headless” Drupal or decoupled Drupal. The idea is to combine the strengths of Drupal as a content management system (CMS) with strengths of other technologies and frameworks like AngularJS or integrate with… Read more »