A simple REST application using Jersey and Spring 2.5.6
Representational State Transfer (REST) is a simple way to expose and consume resources; predominantly over http. This makes it easy to integrate with consumers of those resources. In this article let's explore how to quickly build a simple REST application using Jersey,Spring 2.5.6 and Maven
The source code for this application is available in the subversion repository(RestApp)
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explanation
Can you at least hint some details?
where is jersey used in your code or config?
what is javax.ws.rs?
Jersey usage
your REST services are configured using the Jersey - SpringServlet as shown in the Walk through the code - page
All your application components including your REST services needs to be annotated as explained in the Number Service - page, they will are automatically loaded because of the spring config explained at the Spring configuration - page
javax.ws.rs is the api package for the JSR 311: JAX-RS: The JavaTM API for RESTful Web Services
let me know if you need more info