Douglas,
I'm working on a project at the moment that is using Spring for REST and
I'll probably integrate some of my findings into the main codebase if
they warrant it. So far I have found it extremely simple to build
RESTful services using Spring out of the box - I just have a few
framework controllers that parse the request into a DOM Document for XML
REST services, some that automatically bind XML input to a command
object etc.
Rob
Douglas Hubler wrote:
>I think RESTful web services are really inline with Spring's philosophy so I was
>wondering if anyone has built RESTful webservices in Spring and if so, how they
>did it. RESTful advocates claim it's a philosophy, not a library, but I can't
>help but think there's some URL handling classes and basic interfaces that would
>go a long way.
>
>http://rest.blueoxen.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl - REST wiki for more info.
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