Il 24/03/2011 11:19, Sandro Martini ha scritto:
Ciao Stefano,even the signature of the execute method in PutQuery should be changed (currently it returns a Boolean), but with the change you proposed should return an Object ... (with a return Boolean when all is good otherwise something other like in GetQuery ...). So I think in any case should be a change for the 2.1 release and not before to avoid incompatible changes in the 2.0.x maintenance. But note that if others agree I'm not against to re-target it before. If you want to make a JIRA ticket for it (targeting the 2.1 release) and a reference to this thread ( http://apache-pivot-users.399431.n3.nabble.com/RESTFul-td2716422.html ), is welcome.
Ciao Sandro,since you suggest to make a ticket targeting the 2.1 release, I'll go on with the development of my RESTful application and I'll try to write a complete e comprensive set of suggestions.
I'm using JAX-RS, the de-facto standard I think (and I hope since I have chosen to use it), for the server side.
I have already found a little mismach: when the JAX-RS return the response to a succesfull PUT, it uses the 200 code to signal the request has succeded.
I read on internet a lot of threads about RESTful and there is a lot of arguing about what is the correct way to respond to a PUT POST or DELETE, with which return code, which information put on the body and so on; so it looks to me that there isn't a clear standard to refer to.
Perhaps - imvho - a solution is to choose a reference implementation for the server side and adapt to it.
Since PIVOT, with JAXB for XML binding, is perfectly fit for develop a RESTful client, I hope to find a way to use it flawlessly.
Stefano
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