Stefan Arentz

I just added basic support for multi-value parameters to the Polar Rose Web Service Foundation project. This was mostly done using some Java reflection and generics magic.
An example will explain it all. Here is a simple web service action implementation that takes a list of integers as a parameter.

public class AddNumbersAction implements […]

Being in the office (thanks Aldert/Milton) with nothing but a big screen and no crying cat climbing up my legs certainly helps
I just committed a bunch of good improvements to the WSF framework. I ‘generified’ some of the WSF classes and also introduced a WebServiceActionContext.
The WebServiceActionHandler now looks like this:

public interface WebServiceActionHandler<Account extends […]

Quick followup to my previous posting about the Web Services Foundation framework that I’ve been working on.
Things are in pretty good shape now. The code is pretty much functional enough for us to start implementing some of our planned public web services. More about that later.
I’ve created an extra project that contains some examples on […]

It’s been quiet here but that doesn’t mean I’ve been sitting still. I’ve been quite busy actually.
Currently I’m working on a simple framework that needs to become Polar Rose’s standard way to do (public) web services. It is modelled after Amazon’s Query-style web services that they use for things like SQS and EC2 where the […]

At Polar Rose we’ve been using XML-RPC for our (internal) web services. Simply because it is such a simple protocol and fairly well supported in all (scripting) languages. I’ve really been avoiding the WS-* Deathstar for a while now but I finally bit the bullet and started using SOAP again.
Last night when I was flying […]

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