http://internet.conveyor.com/RESTwiki/moin.cgi/FrontPage
I couldn't find a java implementation, but it shouldn't be that difficult ;-).
-warner
On Tuesday, November 11, 2003, at 09:24 PM, Thomas Hicks wrote:
Thanks, Tim....this is the kind of thing I had in mind.
I was actually surprised at the lack of reaction to the question. I sorta' expected a bunch of responses like "why aren't you using <EJBs (or other favorite technology)>?"
It still seems to me like there is a class of applications that would motivate this kind of framework: simple GET/POST based queries or commands, with just a few simple arguments, where the data returned is textual. But, some of the common infrastructure (storage, authentication authorization, resource synchronization) would be handled by the framework.
-tom
At 06:24 AM 11/11/2003, you wrote:Thomas wrote: > Does anyone know of a framework which > would support the use of servlets which > are accessed by multiple network clients > without any use of web pages (HTML) > what-so-ever?
I don't. Err, I didn't. Well, I still don't... but I just ran across a link that sounds like a "maybe this could fit".
http://www.japisoft.com/jservices/index.html
I started reading the documentation and it starts out sounding NOT like
a good fit, but there are pieces/words/phrases that make me think
'maybe'.
Figured it was worth at least passing along if nothing else. :-)
Cheers, Timo ---------------------------------------------------------
JServices 1.0 Old project name : JASon
JServices is a framework for standalone java applications. JServices reduces development time by controlling your service (including logs, remote access, properties, alerts...).
* Scheduler/Multi-threaded mode
* Mail notification on error
* Log with several levels and stack trace information
* Embedded services with XML and the .JAS format
* Rich API for building or extending services
* Load balancing by threads / processes
* Extended thread support
* Replace as you need any core part
* Simple properties definition with XML-RPC
* Framework for Web usage
* Remote control for your service (command line or swing interface)
* Persistence state with XML
* Service scoring for controlling activities
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