Al Brown wrote:
> Julian,
>
> It requires JAX-WS, JAXB, and junit + the latest eclipse.
The classpath file has lots of JAR references that do not seem to be
included in those. It would *really* be helpful if there was a README
telling readers what to do with it.
> >That being said, I'm not convinced that automatically generated
code can
> >replace carefully written examples, in particular when it involves
> >questions like HTTP status codes, methods != GET/POST, response
headers,
> >ETags and so on...
>
> Rest .6 does not have methods in it but describes the binding using
resources and http verbs. .6 and .5 have the same information in status
I was using "method" as in "HTTP method".
> codes currently, in the same table. Why should this specification
include response headers, etags, etc when it is covered by the normative
reference to HTTP and AtomPub? Especially since there is nothing
different/new about it in the rest binding?
I was talking about missing examples, not missing normative text (yet).
Of course we *could* get away without any single example, I just happen
to believe it's a bad idea.
Best regards, Julian
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