Re: [Resteasy-developers] JBoss Remoting for RESTEasy?

[Bill B. <bb...@re...>]

I think I'd rather check out Apache MINA and/or Grizzly first.  JBoss 
Remoting wasn't too focused on HTTP performance.  I tried to keep the 
servlet adapter as separated as possible from the rest of RESTEasy.  It 
probably needs another round of refactoring.  Adapting a different, 
smaller HTTP engine might be the way to jumpstart this refactoring.

I used TJWS because its the only API I could find that had a programatic 
way to register servlets without having to create a WAR.  There are some 
problems with it, like it doesn't handle chunking very well  and you 
have to kill keep alive our the whole server gets fucked up.  I have 
talked to the creator about this, but I don't know if he's fixed the 
problems yet.

I'm more interested in REST over WebDav and REST over SMTP/POP/IMAP than 
REST over RMI.  REST over RMI sounds like an oxymoron.

Ryan J. McDonough wrote:
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> Here's just another random thought as I am getting back into this:
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> Part of JAX-RS spec allows you the ability to run this stand alone. I  
> see that you have done some work with the Acme.Serve, but I wonder if  
> JBoss Remoting for a stand alone option? It would be pretty easy to  
> adapt JAX-RS to JBoss Remoting and from there it's another small step  
> to using the servlet adapter so we wouldn't have to reinvent the wheel  
> going forward. Some other benefits of JBoss Remoting would be being  
> able to take advantage of JBoss Serialization, multicast, etc..  Down  
> the road, we could do "REST over RMI", or other transports. While JAX- 
> RS is limited to HTTP, RESTEasy does not have to be. Curious to hear  
> any opinions.
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> Ryan-
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