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| − | DBWS's Restful Component provides platform-neutral, JAX-RS compliant access to relational database artifacts via RESTful web services. EclipseLink's existing JPA and JAXB components are leveraged as well as the JAX-RS v1.1 reference implementation ([http://jersey.java.net Jersey]). | + | DBWS's Restful Component (DBWS-R) provides platform-neutral, JAX-RS compliant access to relational database artifacts via RESTful web services. EclipseLink's existing JPA and JAXB components are leveraged as well as the JAX-RS v1.1 reference implementation ([http://jersey.java.net Jersey]). |
| − | DBWS at its core is primarily a design-time utility - an <i>application generator</i> - that with a minimum amount of pre-existing configuration plus a database to 'scrape' for meta-data, generates a simple CRUD-style application. | + | DBWS-R at its core is primarily a design-time utility - an <i>application generator</i> - that with a minimum amount of pre-existing configuration plus a database to 'scrape' for meta-data, generates a simple CRUD-style application. |
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Revision as of 09:12, 26 October 2011
EclipseLink DBWS Restful Component Overview
DBWS's Restful Component (DBWS-R) provides platform-neutral, JAX-RS compliant access to relational database artifacts via RESTful web services. EclipseLink's existing JPA and JAXB components are leveraged as well as the JAX-RS v1.1 reference implementation (Jersey).
DBWS-R at its core is primarily a design-time utility - an application generator - that with a minimum amount of pre-existing configuration plus a database to 'scrape' for meta-data, generates a simple CRUD-style application.