It isn't a very useful package yet. Right now it's good at viewing xml on the command-line.
action lookup <domain> - check if domain is available
action get <domain> - get the domain info
action list domains - list all domains for your username
register may work, but I haven't really tested it.
There's still a lot of debugging info being displayed.
The roadmap is
- move to 1.4's logging API
- Objectify the OpenSRS datasets
- create an API
- write some example servlets
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Hi,
I notice that you've recently uploaded new code, I'm just wondering how current (to the 2.49 release) the code is?
I'm relatively new to java, but if there's anything I can do to help I'd like to try ... but beware the probably initially steep learning curve :)
It isn't a very useful package yet. Right now it's good at viewing xml on the command-line.
action lookup <domain> - check if domain is available
action get <domain> - get the domain info
action list domains - list all domains for your username
register may work, but I haven't really tested it.
There's still a lot of debugging info being displayed.
The roadmap is
- move to 1.4's logging API
- Objectify the OpenSRS datasets
- create an API
- write some example servlets
Oh, and to actually answer your question..
I don't know what 2.49 has. I downloaded it yesterday and I will take a look ASAP.
But, I hope to make opensrsjava modular enough so
that any new features will be easy to add.
Thanks :)
I have to confess, I can't actually even get action to work 'out of the box' ..
[root@web-1 opensrsjava]# java action lookup opensrs.net
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: action
I like the road map though .. and would be willing to help (and learn) if there's anything I can do?