Tomcat 7 or greater or other popular container ( Weblogic, Websphere, Glassfish, JBoss, VMWare vFabric, etc).
Favorite IDE Spring Tool Suite (STS), Eclipse IDE or NetBeans (I happen to be using STS because it comes with a Tomcat server built-in).In order to run this tutorial yourself, you will need the following: You will be able to download by HTTP query parameters via and also by using the path parameters via sample HTML form is incredibly simple, having only only one input field of type text so you can supply a filename (with extension). In our web service, we will be allowing you to download the file via two mechanisms. As you will see, downloading a File using Jersey is very easy as it uses the HTTP GET for the file operations.
In this example we are going to develop file download capability using RESTful web service using JAX-RS and Jersey.
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