Friday May 25, 2007
Friday May 25, 2007
REST in 6.0
I need to begin updating the 'Web Services' section of the NetBeans helpset soon, for the 6.0 web service enhancements, relating to the new support for RESTful Web Services. Here are some really useful and practical resources I've found thus far:
- Screencast
- NetBeans REST Support in Chris Webster's blog
- NetBeans Demo at JavaOne in Paul Sandoz's blog
- REST vs. SOAP in Milan Kuchtiak's blog
Are there other resources for RESTful Web Services in NetBeans IDE 6.0?
May 25 2007, 09:44:07 AM PDT Permalink
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Comments:
Thanks for the useful links.
The RESTful support in NB 6.0 is based on JSR 311. This JSR focuses on providing a JAVA API for building RESTful web services. Having a Java solution for REST enabling your services is pretty powerful because it helps us use all the J2EE features including tooling that is available in Netbeans. For example you can easily create a Web service Client from a WSDL and use that client node from the RESTful web service which is just a POJO for example.
Sameer's article linked above and Milan's blog talks about some capabilities on JAXWS which help build RESTful interfaces for JAXWS based web services.
I just wanted to point out that the these two are separate approaches and the tooling has been done for the JSR 311 APIs using a Sun RI for now.
Posted by 192.18.43.225 on May 30, 2007 at 02:27 PM PDT #
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