2012/6/8 Scott Lewis
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Hi Angelo,
On 6/8/2012 6:49 AM, Angelo zerr wrote:
Hi Scott,
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I know it's not ECF topic
No, it's not ECF topic, and so doesn't really belong on this mailing list.
My goal was just to tell you what I wish manage with remoting services not to speak about cxf dosgi. I'm really sorry that I have not explained that very well-(
I would like just tell you my first impression that I have had with ecf+restlet and tell you what I don't like (like extend ServerResource in the service impl) to try to improve ecf+restlet (perhaps me, if I can?)
For the moment I don't undestand howto the consumer org.eclipse.ecf.examples.remoteservice.restlet.hello.consumer works? Where is declared the server URL? When I start the launch "Restlet Hello Consumer.launch", there is nothing displayed on my console. Could you please explain how it works please?
Many thank's
WRT using JAX-RS annotation feel free to see [1] as another instance of an JAX-RS implementation. Note also several other implementations listed at [2].
ECF's focus is the modular implementation of OSGi remote services [3]...with a variety of underlying distribution systems is desired (..i.e. providers: Rest, SOAP, r-OSGI...or *any* other protocol). It would be possible, even, to create an ECF distribution/remote services provider from CXF.
Yes I understood the goal of ECF. I would like written some articles about ECF+Restlet (like I have done with CXF DOSGi), but before I must understand how it works.
Many thank's for your help.
Regards Angelo
Scott
[1] http://www.restlet.org
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_API_for_RESTful_Web_Services#JAX-RS_2.0
[3] http://wiki.eclipse.org/ECF#OSGi_Remote_Services
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