New Article: Rapid Web Services Development with Moose XML

We've just published a new article, Rapid Web Services Development with Moose XML, by Michael Quigley. Moose XML is a framework Michael began working on after having "experienced some of the rough edges in existing XML marshalling solutions when used in web services environments." Michael says: This article will give you a quick tour of Moose XML. I'll start by showing you the basics of creating a mapping. I'll finish by showing you how this can be plugged into Spring Web Services, creating a rapid web services development stack. We'll create a simple "purchase order" web service, allowing for storage and retrieval of simplified purchase order data. The article has code snippets that illustrate how to utilize the Moose XML framework to both speed up and simplify the task of developing "contract last" web services (support of "contract first" development approaches is planned for future Moose XML releases). Michael illustrates: Creating the Mapping (between object data and its XML representation) Marshalling and Unmarshalling Spring Web Services Integration with Moose XML Building the Example from the Source Distribution Early in the article, Michael notes that: Moose XML's schema generator is what distinguishes it from the other frameworks. The schema generator can generate an XML schema directly from your annotated Java beans. In his conclusion, Michael states: There are many tools and fram...

Date: April, 29 2010
Url: http://www.java.net/blog/editor/archive/2010/04/29/new-article-rapid-web-services-development-moose-xml

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