Hi Peter, There are various ways to deal with XML. Which one is best mostly depends on your actual needs/requirements. The default DomRepresentation/SaxRepresentation might be all that you need, if you want for example to simply extract content using XPath.
If you need a more complete Object to XML mapping, in could also try the upcoming support for JAXB in Restlet 1.1 M1. See more info on JAXB at: https://jaxb.dev.java.net/ Best regards, Jerome > -----Message d'origine----- > De : news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] De la part de Peter Sole > Envoyé : samedi 18 août 2007 05:51 > À : [email protected] > Objet : xml representation > > It's been couple of days since I have started reading about > restlet api. I am > implementing a service where my restlet/resource gets normal > HTTP POST and > after some processing I am suppose to return xml message > back. I was looking > at restlet api and xmlWriter class etc. I also read that > restlet has extensive > support to xml. A co-worker told me about a > http://simple.sourceforge.net/ > which allows serilization/deserialization of xml into java > objects. Since I am > new to both I was wondering which approch is better? whether > restlet's api is > enough to do the same of I have to use some third party xml api's? > > Thanks for help, >
