Hi Danny
I just wanted to point a possible simplification of JAX-RS methods.
For example from commit 1457449:
@GET
@Path("users/{username}")
- @Produces(SupportedFormat.TURTLE)
- public Response getUserTurtle(@PathParam("username") String userName)
- throws UnsupportedEncodingException {
+ public TripleCollection getUserContext(@PathParam("username") String
userName) {
- ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
-
- serializer.serialize(baos, getUser(userName).getNodeContext(),
- SupportedFormat.TURTLE);
- String serialized = new String(baos.toByteArray(), "utf-8");
- // System.out.println("User = "+serialized);
- return Response.ok(serialized).build();
+ return getUser(userName).getNodeContext();
}
9 lines of code less and additionally the advantage that not just turtle
but any supported RDF serialization. The trick is not to care about
serialization but just return a triple collection and let the serialization
be the business of the installed MessageBodyWriterS. NOte that if you want
to enforce turtle you could just leave the @Produces annotation there. The
same is also possible for the submitted content, I'll now look at this.
Cheer,
Reto
