It should be easy to plug in a new serializer (only JSONUtil needs to
be changed I think). If you have suggestions on how to improve the
current serializer, let me know, or even better, a patch ;)
musachy
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 11:05 AM, Marc Logemann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> +1 for a plugga
+1 for a pluggable serializer. I dont like the internal json plugin
serializer that much and yes, the plugin should be included in the
distro because json is that popular these days
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The original idea behind the JSON plugin was to use an external
library to serialize the objects, xstream to be more specific. But
xstream json wasn't even usable at that point and json-lib didn't look
that good to me. I think Struts 2 should include a json plugin, and
yes we could delegate the ser
Oleg Mikheev wrote:
Hi!
Will REST plugin replace JSON plugin in Struts 2.1?
To my mind JSON plugin was very REST-like, and I was
really hoping that it would evolve into something that
REST plugin claims to be.
Also, do REST and JSON plugins have anything in common?
They're not related except
>
> At the moment the Struts2 framework allows you to plug in various result
> types for an action. It wouldn't surprise me if this also evolves to a
> result type based on the requested content type as per the REST plugin's
> implementation as its a really good idea.
i can see REST and JSON wi
Frans Thamura wrote:
hi there
i just want to map my architecture
is the JSON Plugins will become part of REST or both are separated.
They are separate.
The REST plugin already includes a JSON ContentTypeHandler using
xstream: http://xstream.codehaus.org/json-tutorial.html
Essentially x
hi there
i just want to map my architecture
is the JSON Plugins will become part of REST or both are separated.
will the JSON become stable version after REST stable ?
and will REST become official feature in 2.1
NB: anyone have a binary?
Adam Hardy wrote:
Jeromy Evans on 20/12/07 22:25, wrote:
http://my.company.com/myapp/rest/orders/1
All you're supposed to do is assign a unique URL to each resource,
which is exactly you've done.
Other important aspects of the approach are:
- you're binding the HTTP methods to certain operati
Jeromy Evans on 20/12/07 22:25, wrote:
http://my.company.com/myapp/rest/orders/1
All you're supposed to do is assign a unique URL to each resource, which
is exactly you've done.
Other important aspects of the approach are:
- you're binding the HTTP methods to certain operations (or in the case
Adam Hardy wrote:
I have a couple of questions on this subject too, if it's OK to join
in here:
I was trying to find the low-down on 2.1 on the wiki or the jira, so i
could get an impression of what and how much is implemented. I
couldn't work out exactly what's what: there are 170 open jira
Frans Thamura wrote:
hi all
i am using JSON Plugins and RSS plugin in my S2Project
and we know there will be REST in S2 2.1
anyone can give me the glue
The JSON plugin can be used as a ContentTypeHandler with the REST plugin.
Presumably the RSS plugin can also be used as a ContentTypeHandl
On 12/20/07, Adam Hardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have a couple of questions on this subject too, if it's OK to join in
> here:
i think the REST idea is cool
i try to make my project also have REST implementation, and try to make a
REST to PDF, the idea to make resume builder, like linke
I have a couple of questions on this subject too, if it's OK to join in here:
I was trying to find the low-down on 2.1 on the wiki or the jira, so i could get
an impression of what and how much is implemented. I couldn't work out exactly
what's what: there are 170 open jira against 2.1.0 - 2.1.
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