Does OpenCMIS use any RESTful framework for atompub and browser binding?

["Lu, Wentao" <We...@bchydro.com>]

Hi,

I am reading OpenCMIS server framework source code, as we may need to extend it. It looks like the web service binding is using "JAX-WS RI" to generate jaxb from WSDL, but I can't find something similar in atompub and browser binding code. Does OpenCMIS use any RESTful framework like Jersey, Spring, Restlet or others for these two binding?


Thanks
Wentao
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RE: Does OpenCMIS use any RESTful framework for atompub and browser binding?

["Lu, Wentao" <We...@bchydro.com>]

Thanks for the answer.

Wentao

-----Original Message-----
From: Florian Müller [mailto:fmui@apache.org] 
Sent: 2014, September 10 12:19 PM
To: dev@chemistry.apache.org
Cc: Lu, Wentao
Subject: Re: Does OpenCMIS use any RESTful framework for atompub and browser binding?

Hi Wentao,

There is no other framework used, apart from a JSON and an XML parser.
The AtomPub and Browser bindings are hand coded to deal with huge documents, provide best performance, and to meet several security considerations.


- Florian


> Hi,
> 
> I am reading OpenCMIS server framework source code, as we may need to extend it. It looks like the web service binding is using "JAX-WS RI" to generate jaxb from WSDL, but I can't find something similar in atompub and browser binding code. Does OpenCMIS use any RESTful framework like Jersey, Spring, Restlet or others for these two binding?
> 
> 
> Thanks
> Wentao
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Re: Does OpenCMIS use any RESTful framework for atompub and browser binding?

[Florian Müller <fm...@apache.org>]

Hi Wentao,

There is no other framework used, apart from a JSON and an XML parser.
The AtomPub and Browser bindings are hand coded to deal with huge
documents, provide best performance, and to meet several security
considerations.


- Florian


> Hi,
> 
> I am reading OpenCMIS server framework source code, as we may need to extend it. It looks like the web service binding is using "JAX-WS RI" to generate jaxb from WSDL, but I can't find something similar in atompub and browser binding code. Does OpenCMIS use any RESTful framework like Jersey, Spring, Restlet or others for these two binding?
> 
> 
> Thanks
> Wentao
> ________________________________
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