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PUBLIC MARKS with tags http & "web services"

2008

Jersey : RESTful Web services made easy in Java

by Elryk & 1 other

Implémentation de référence pour construire des web services en RESTful, possibilité d’étendre Jersey avec SPI, livraison du projet avec Glassfish.

JSR 311 restful rest web services java glassfish Jersey SPI web resource http sun netbeans

2006

REST Web Services

by marco & 3 others

Web Sites are Web Services (and Vice Versa)

webdev web services rest http

Ryan Tomayko - On HTTP Abuse

by mbertier & 3 others

The small community that is coalescing around REST/HTTP should prioritize the following objectives above anything else at this point: 1. Raise awareness of what HTTP is capable of. 2. Fix the tools.

http rest web services

mnot’s Web log: Web Services are Dead, Long Live Web Services

by François Hodierne (via)

http rest web services

2005

Why Just GET and POST?

by François Hodierne

web services http browsers

Blogmarks.net API - DeveloperDocs

by François Hodierne & 10 others

Reference and tutorials

atom blogmarks.net rest web services http tutorial

mnot’s Web log: Asynchrony: There Is No Spoon

by nhoizey & 3 others

A single HTTP request/response is indeed synchronous, so that that level this argument holds. In the common case, one party (the server) can’t send messages to the other (the client) without receiving a corresponding request. However, there are a couple of easy ways to work around this.

web services http asynchrone