To be honest, I'm only using JAX RS on a side project to evaluate the technology. I'm loving it so far, once you get the hang of it it makes your code extremely clean and easy to maintain, provided you don't mind having more annotations than actual Java code.
I sometimes feel a bit trapped by it though - like a lot of specifications, it makes a lot of decisions for you and I don't always agree with them. I haven't tested RESTlet 2.0 yet, but it sounds like a good mix of both, where the general case is handled well but you still get a chance to tweak things and do them your way when necessary. I guess that's probably the answer to my technical question :) Nicolas ------------------------------------------------------ http://restlet.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=4447&dsMessageId=2381109
