Hi Michael, You shouldn't be concerned for Spring. You can perfectly use Spring directly with Restlet, without need a Servlet container. For example, you can leverage the SpringContext class in the Restlet's Spring extension package.
For the dynamic addition of paths to the component, it will be easily possible once I apply Alex's patch. Best regards, Jerome > -----Message d'origine----- > De : Michael Vogel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Envoyé : jeudi 16 août 2007 21:51 > À : [email protected] > Objet : mvc frameworks and refreshing applications > > Hi, > > I'm currently investigating mvc frameworks to use for web services > that will be built using the restlet api and was wondering if the > forum users had any recommendations. Initially, I was thinking of > using Spring, but I am concerned about adding the overhead of tomcat > to the mix just to use it. > > Also, on a more directly restlet related topic, I want to provide > multiple services via one server connection. I can do that by > attaching multiple applications to the component and giving them > different base url pieces, but I would like to be able to modify an > individual application to add new paths (or edit the paths or > something) without having to restart the component. Is there > a way to > make the component reload an application that is attached to it? (or > maybe i'm thinking about this in the wrong way?) > > Thanks, > > Michael
