Eclipse plugins for developing RESTful Web Services [closed] - eclipse

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I'm looking for an Eclipse plugin that makes writing RESTful Web Services with JAX-RX easier and faster, preferably a plugin that can generate code from a given database. NetBeans can automatically create RESTful web services from a database, entity classes or patterns and I'm looking for something similar in Eclipse.
So far I'm only aware of a wizard that comes with Glassfish that can create a web service from a pattern.
Any help is appreciated, thanks.

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