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First Steps with RestLet 1.1RC2 in JDeveloper 11g – restful services 101
WebServices are hot. Some more so than others. SOAP based WebServices are frequently seen as not very lean and agile. Robust – perhaps. Widely supported – no doubt about it. Key element of almost any SOA infrastructure – sure. Easy, lightweight to deploy or to program a client against – no, not really. Inituitive? Bookmarkable? Addressable? – none of those. Restful web-services are the easy to use, lightweight, navigation oriented complement to the more heavy weight WS* SOAP based web services. REST is the natural extension of HTTP – leveraging a lot of its potential in a very direct way. REST services focus on Resources – that are searched & retrieved, created, updated and deleted. Resources can refer to each other – through hyperlinks that equal new REST service calls. The representation of Resources – the format of the response received or sent by a client has to be agreed upon; it usually is XHTML, XML or plain text.
Under JSR-311, a formal specification for REST is being developed, with project Jersey – nearing its completion – the reference implementation. An even more mature Java project for RESTful services is RestLet – a fairly easy to use library that allows for easy More >
News from OOW 2008: JDeveloper 11g and ADF 11g go production – TopLink 11g available today
It has been a while. But now we are finally about to witness the production release of JDeveloper 11g and ADF 11g including the ADF RichFaces components. Today, Oracle announced that JDeveloper 11g will be available for download from OTN from October 1st, in a little over a week. At that time, ADF 11g application can be deployed on production systems and will be supported. Note that ADF 11g at this point is certified against WebLogic 10.3 and currently does not support OC4J. JDeveloper 11g ships with WebLogic 10.3 as its integrated web server; the embedded OC4J container is no longer there.
The JDeveloper 11g release we will get access to on October 1st is duped ‘the Boxer release’. Sometime in the first half of 2009 we will get the successor, called ‘Bulldog’. The Boxer release does not contain the SOA Suite design time – as the SOA Suite runtime will not be available until some time next year – nor will it contain WebCenter. There have been suggestions that it does not contain the MDS and Active Data Source features either, nor the Hierarchy Viewer.. (more…)
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