Sounds very slick. Is Restlet in our Powered By Velocity wiki page?
Feel free to add it.
WILL
On 11/10/06, Jerome Louvel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Restlet, a lightweight REST framework for Java, now natively supports
Velocity templates. This feature was added in our latest 1.0 beta 20
release.
Here is a summary of the main features:
* REST concepts have equivalent Java classes (resource,
representation, connector, etc.)
* Suitable for both client and server Web applications
* Automatic server-side content negotiation based on media type
and language preferences
* Static file serving and editing with metadata association based
on file extensions
* Support for representations like JSON, XML (DOM or SAX),
FreeMarker templates (alternative to JSP)
* Server connectors for HTTP, HTTPS and AJP (for Apache or IIS)
protocols
* Client connectors for HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP, JDBC and FILE protocols
* Routers support the concept of URIs as UI with advanced pattern
matching features
* Filters support features such as authorization, browser
tunnelling and extraction of call attributes
* Support of HTTP Basic and Amazon Web Services authentication schemes
* Deployment as native services using Java Service Wrapper
* Supports blocking and non-blocking NIO modes
* Clean Restlet API as a full alternative to the Servlet API
* Noelios Restlet Engine (NRE) is the Reference Implementation
(provided by Noelios Consulting)
Project home page:
http://www.restlet.org
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