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I am new to the area of web-services. Is it possible to use WSDL with REST bindings? Or should I use WADL? jmort253 It's possible to use a WSDL with REST bindings, but it's really not necessary. The simplistic nature of REST make writing code to use that service very easy. Using a WSDL just adds extra complexity that is just not necessary. If you're still interested, you can find more information here: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-restwsdl/ Also, this question may help you: WSDL vs REST Pros and Cons 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4765957/is-it-possible-to

I used WCF to create a restful web service in .NET, by means of a .svc file. The web application automatically produces a WSDL file. AFAIK, the WADL is more natural for a restful web service. How could I create a restful service in .NET (preferably with wcf) that produces a WADL description? Note An answer like "RTFM" is accepted, as long as you indicate a suitable manual/tutorial. Forgive me for answering a question with a question, but do you really want to do REST? REST really has no need for things like WADL. Update: The "hypermedia constraint" (aka HATEOAS) dictates that the user agent

I wrote RESTful web service using RESTeasy implementation and turn EJB into JSON. And now I'm on the way of development client side. I'm using Netbeans. How I can generate WADL file? And after I would generated client stub without any problem. Please, could you suggest me how I can do this? Or maybe you know different easy way. Thanks a lot! Artem Just FYI if you are trying to create a RESTful system, then generating client proxies using WADL will eliminate a significant number of the benefits REST provides. However, if you are using the term REST as a way to describe a Http API (HAPI) service

I have created a RESTful web service in C# and have deployed it to IIS. When I access the service HeadOffice.svc, I have the option to view the WSDL (HeadOffice.svc?wsdl). What I would like to do is have the option of viewing the WADL (e.g. HeadOffice.svc?wadl). Is this possible? I have read around the place that the general opinion is that this is not the best practice. However, I need the WADL for a school assignment, so any help would be much appreciated. Regfor Suppose you already know that WADL is not standard / not supported widely. And when somebody needs WADL, may be then better to use

I am looking for a code generator than can generate C# code to access RESTful web services described by WADL files in a way similar to how wadl2java works. Doing som searching I came across the rest-api-code-gen project on Google Code, but although the latest source does in fact support C#, the REST Describe & Compile demo site does not. (The C# button is there, but it's disabled.) I realize I could download the source and set up my own server with the latest version, but I would prefer not to, as what I need is a command line tool and not a web application with dependencies to Google Web

I have been working on a REST web service using Jersey for a few days now, and managed to have all CRUD operations working, with several exchange formats: XML, JSON, Google Protobuf. However I am facing some issues related to automatically generated WADL and XSD. Context To define the objects exchanged in these three formats, I have followed a "contract-first" approach : from a XSD I wrote, I generated my model classes using JAXB; from an equivalent proto file I wrote, I generated the Google Protobuf classes (and internally have a way to convert these to the JAXB-generated objects, in order to