RE: Updated eXist Restlet Integration

[Jerome Louvel]

Hi Alex,

Great work! I've updated the description of this integration in the
community wiki:
http://wiki.restlet.org/community/123-restlet.html

If anyone wants to mention other Restlet integrations, please feel free to
do like Alex.

Best regards,
Jerome Louvel
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De : ale...@milowski.com [mailto:ale...@milowski.com] De la part de Alex
Milowski
Envoyé : jeudi 3 juin 2010 14:50
À : discuss@restlet.tigris.org
Objet : Updated eXist Restlet Integration

I've updated the eXist Restlet integration available at:

  http://code.google.com/p/existdb-contrib/

I've moved the code forward to the latest eXist (1.4 or the trunk)
and I've updated it to be compatible with the forthcoming
Restlet 2.0 release.  It now uses the 2.0RC4 version.

If you've thought about using an embedded XML database
and may be considering eXist, you might want to try out
this integration.

In this iteration, I've removed the exist protocol as RIAP
seems much more appropriate and flexible.  Besides, as
an embedded database, your application really isn't a
client anyway.  The essential bit is now that you attached
the property resource to the internal router (or wherever you
want):

 
getInternalRouter().attach(/exist/,XMLDBResource.class).getTemplate().setM
atchingMode(Template.MODE_STARTS_WITH);

For example, to get a document from an embedded version
of eXist, you simply make a reference using their RIAP
scheme:

  riap://component/exist/db/doc.xml

the actual code to GET the document is:

  Response response = getContext().getClientDispatcher().handle(new
Request(Method.GET,riap://component/exist/db/doc.xml));

Similarly, to query a document:

   MediaType queryType = MediaType.valueOf(application/xquery);

   Request queryRequest = new
Request(Method.POST,riap://component/exist/db/doc.xml);

   queryRequest.setEntity(new
StringRepresentation(doc{//a}/doc,queryType));

   Response response =
getContext().getClientDispatcher().handle(queryRequest);


For a full description of how to use this integration, visit:

  http://code.google.com/p/existdb-contrib/wiki/Restlet

You can download a version using eXist 1.5/trunk + Restlet 2.0RC4 here:

 
http://code.google.com/p/existdb-contrib/downloads/detail?name=exist-restlet
-2007-06-10.zip

This is somewhat an alpha release.  It should stabilize soon, especially
as Restlet 2.0 and eXis 1.5 become official releases.

Feedback, comments, suggestions, etc. are all welcome.

--Alex Milowski

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Updated eXist Restlet Integration

[Alex Milowski]

I've updated the eXist Restlet integration available at:

  http://code.google.com/p/existdb-contrib/

I've moved the code forward to the latest eXist (1.4 or the trunk)
and I've updated it to be compatible with the forthcoming
Restlet 2.0 release.  It now uses the 2.0RC4 version.

If you've thought about using an embedded XML database
and may be considering eXist, you might want to try out
this integration.

In this iteration, I've removed the exist protocol as RIAP
seems much more appropriate and flexible.  Besides, as
an embedded database, your application really isn't a
client anyway.  The essential bit is now that you attached
the property resource to the internal router (or wherever you
want):

  
getInternalRouter().attach(/exist/,XMLDBResource.class).getTemplate().setMatchingMode(Template.MODE_STARTS_WITH);

For example, to get a document from an embedded version
of eXist, you simply make a reference using their RIAP
scheme:

  riap://component/exist/db/doc.xml

the actual code to GET the document is:

  Response response = getContext().getClientDispatcher().handle(new
Request(Method.GET,riap://component/exist/db/doc.xml));

Similarly, to query a document:

   MediaType queryType = MediaType.valueOf(application/xquery);

   Request queryRequest = new
Request(Method.POST,riap://component/exist/db/doc.xml);

   queryRequest.setEntity(new
StringRepresentation(doc{//a}/doc,queryType));

   Response response = getContext().getClientDispatcher().handle(queryRequest);


For a full description of how to use this integration, visit:

  http://code.google.com/p/existdb-contrib/wiki/Restlet

You can download a version using eXist 1.5/trunk + Restlet 2.0RC4 here:

  
http://code.google.com/p/existdb-contrib/downloads/detail?name=exist-restlet-2007-06-10.zip

This is somewhat an alpha release.  It should stabilize soon, especially
as Restlet 2.0 and eXis 1.5 become official releases.

Feedback, comments, suggestions, etc. are all welcome.

--Alex Milowski

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