Our javadocs on many of the classes that use Jakarta RESTful Web Services still use the old JAX-RS acronym.
We should change those to reference Jakarta RESTful Web Services, but since that's really long, we can probably shorten it to Jakarta REST.
Note that we decided against renaming the classes and packages to avoid a lot of code changes, so the package is still org.kiwiproject.jaxrs and some classes still contain "Jaxrs" in their names, for example JaxrsBadRequestException and KiwiJaxrsValidations. By updating the documentation, it can make things a more clear that we're using Jakarta RESTful Web Services.
JAX-RS has been superseded by Jakarta RESTful Web Services.
Our javadocs on many of the classes that use Jakarta RESTful Web Services still use the old JAX-RS acronym.
We should change those to reference Jakarta RESTful Web Services, but since that's really long, we can probably shorten it to Jakarta REST.
Note that we decided against renaming the classes and packages to avoid a lot of code changes, so the package is still
org.kiwiproject.jaxrsand some classes still contain "Jaxrs" in their names, for exampleJaxrsBadRequestExceptionandKiwiJaxrsValidations. By updating the documentation, it can make things a more clear that we're using Jakarta RESTful Web Services.