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OData is Microsoft's repackaging of its Astoria (now WCF Data Services) RESTful query/update protocol. If I want to use Java to create an OData compatible data source, how do I do that? Similarly, if I want to consume an OData data source from Java, how do I do that? http://www.odata.org/ Partial answer below. The OData website suggests that Restlet supports OData. Restlet's API documentation mentions the org.restlet.ext.odata package. www.restlet.org/ www.restlet.org/documentation/snapshot/jee/ext/org/restlet/ext/odata/package-summary.html Is this the only answer? Are there blog posts on

I am working on a project that involves mobile and web clients with Google's AppEngine PAAS. I would like to use RESTFul webservices with my AppEngine app. I have looked over Stackoverflow for references to RESTFul service frameworks that can be used with AppEngine for both web (GWT) and mobile (Android) clients. Although Restlet seems to provide editions for AppEngine, GWT and Android, so far I've got it down to RestEasy mostly due to this question . There have been questions previously that discuss RESTFul frameworks but I don't think the comparisons apply well to this, now quite common,

Thanks for reading this topic, i would appreciate if someone from netsuite can share with me solution of below issue. I am creating invoice in netsuite web portal with the customer that doesn't have credit limit, i have added inventory item and then payment item of that items it's working very well and i am very happy. but when i am going to create the same thing using suitetalk webservices it's showing me below error. [Code=USER_ERROR] Customer balance exceeds credit limit [Code=WARNING] Customer balance of 23.52 exceeds credit limit of 0.01. [Code=WARNING] Customer balance of 23.52 exceeds

I would like to determine the type of a file (generally UTF-8) by reading the first part of the file and analysing the content. (The type is specific to my community but not under my control and not covered by MIME/MediaType which is normally TEXT_PLAIN). I am using the 'org.restlet' library on the client to analyse the header with Request request = new Request(Method.HEAD, url); so I know the content-length and can (if necessary and possible) estimate how many bytes I should download for the analysis CLARIFICATION: I cannot use the MediaType. From answer 1 seems like I have to GET the content

What are the best frameworks for implementing both client and server REST frameworks in Java? I've been struggling a little to find an easy to use solution. Update : Both Jersey and Restlet seem like good options. We'll probably use Restlet but we'll experiment with both. Restlet sounds like it should provide what you're looking for: Support for client and server (in a relatively symmetric api) Smart url binding mime type understanding (given accepted mime types, it will ask your resources for their representation in that type) Supports JAX-RS annotations (just like Jersey) Jersey is really

I am using RESTlet and I have created a resource. I handle POST by overriding acceptRepresentation method. The client should send me some data, then I store it to DB, set response to 201 (SUCCESS_CREATED) and I need to return some data to the client, but return type of acceptRepresentation is void . In my case, I need to return some identificator so that client can access that resource. For example, if I had a resource with URL /resource and the client sends POST request I add a new row in DB and its address should be /resource/{id} . I need to send {id} . Am I doing something wrong? Does REST