Initial commit
Updated readme
This is the first checkin of a prototype webservice built using JPA rather than Hibernate and Jax-RS rather than Restlet.  It seems way cleaner, a lot less, and easier to work with the returned objects (since they are complete and have collections linking them to other tables).  I'm not sure if this is a viable replacement for our current web services given the effort that went into that. But it is a good test bed for something more modern.  More info will be added to the README.md.  These files were generated with NetBeans.
Working on the prototype, seems like it's working... I can traverse objects pretty easily provided the XmlTransient annotation is set correctly
Working instructions for running via the NetBeans IDE
Modifications and changes for glassfish standalone
Working with embedded glassfish
Add some clarification on database setup
Some additional info on deletion behaviour
Fix up some issues encountered with Tony
Add modifications for new DB
Hack in ConstraintViolationException messaging
Ignoring Eclipse files.
Added JAXB adapter to covert Date to and from ISO8601 Strings.
Added package-info.java to register adapter.
Added jodatime dependency to handle ISO8601 date conversions.
Removed 'provided' scope from jersy core and json, as they are needed by
the command line test client SeqWareWebserviceClient.
Removed unused imports.
Reformatted code.
Removed commented out code.
Added client constructor that accepts web service url.
Merge branch 'feature/SEQWARE-1725_improved_webservice' into feature/SEQWARE-1725_improved_webservice_1.0.X_db
Refactor to as seqware-admin-webservice in preparation for move to main seqware repo
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