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Fishing, REST and my recent video interview with INFOQ
Jerry at REST, Fishing - 2007 (saturated photo by GCC 2007) I was talking to a group of people the other day about REST, when someone joked - "Jerry really knows little about the subject - he is always on the go." This is simply not true - I know how to relax....
from Blog: WebSphere: Into the wild BLUE yonder!
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"J" is for Jazz, not Java
In a previous post on JCR I mentioned that JRS had consciously avoided the development of a client-side Java API. In fact there is no requirement for application clients to be developed in Java at all. One of the concerns we saw for previous Rational products...
from Blog: Tooling platforms and RESTful ramblings
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Jazz REST Services
So, I promised a post on the Jazz REST Services work, and here it is. So first of all what is JRS?
JRS implements a RESTful repository following the architecture and style of the web, the repository is resource neutral, you don't have to pre-define...
from Blog: Tooling platforms and RESTful ramblings
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TWOdW for October 30, 2007 podcast show notes
Dave Mitchell, Program Director IBM Software as a Service, returns to talk about new enablement resources for ISVs transitioning to software as a service. Here are links to everything else we mentioned in the show: Tutorial: Create REST services with Java...
from Blog: Scott Laningham
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on links
links © Eric Jusino When people think about links, with regard to tying together information on the web, the usual thoughts are of URLs. Either absolute URLs, or a URL relative tosome base (either implicitly the URL of the resource that contains...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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web and rest punditry
Interesting web designs © Ami Shah In "Google Map 'Documents'" , Stefan Tilkov notes: In a comment, Patrick Mueller asks whether I'd consider Google Maps "document-oriented". Given that I can say that this is where I live and this is where I...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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which flavor do you favor
Drew flavor © Steph A question: if you had to provide a client library to wrapper your RESTful web services, wouldyou rather expose it as a set of resources (urls) with the valid methods (request verbs)associated with it, or provide a flat...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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response to jsr 311
all inquiries responded to © Andrew Marc Hadley responded quite quickly to my blog entry on JSR 311 .Excellent. I'm really digging the transparency. I'm thinking Twitter may have played a part in the quick response. w/r/t the GPL vs CDDL...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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on JSR 311
311 Steps © Glenn Harper Some thoughts on JSR 311 - JAX-RS: The Java™ API for RESTful Web Services .The description of the JSR, from the web page is:" This JSR will develop an API for providing support for RESTful (Representational State...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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how RESTy need we be
That's Good Enough for Somebody © Edward O'Connor A few blog posts reverberating in my mind: I just ran across a post by Joe Gregorio today, where he's comparing WS-* RPC vs. REST, specifically talking about the factthat WS-* RPC only uses the POST...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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client generation
Handmade burgers © Becca G Dan Jemiolo : What kind of client generation are you looking for? ~shiver~ I suppose I must not have gotten around to telling Dan my horror stories of using WSDL in the early, early days of Jazz .The low point was when...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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REST helpers
May 14 2006 resting table © the .square Dan Jemiolo posted today about his restdoc tool,which produces Gregorio Tables from comments in REST service implementations designed to be runin Project Zero.He also posted to the Project Zero forum, and...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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WADL waffling
Waddle Waddle Waddle © Joe Gregorio answered some questions about WADL in his post" Do we need WADL? ".Also note that Leonard Richardson has chimed inrecently on the WADL issue.And I of course have some different thoughts . :-) Quotes from Joe in...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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not doing REST
Rest Stop © Grant Lindsay From Mark Baker : So if you're writing (or generating) contract/interface-level code which can't late-bind to all resources, everywhere, you're not doing REST ... Is this "We don't need no stinkin contracts!" meme a reaction to...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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typing rest
The One Thing We Can't Live Without © Ray Count me as someone who wants some typing in the REST world, based on the arguments made in the post by Aristotle Pagaltzis last week. We're talking about contracts here. Contracts need to be formalized,...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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