>On 31. Mar 2009, at 13:29, António Mota wrote:
>> 2009/3/30 Jaka Jančar <jaka_at_kubje.org>:
>>>
>>> I want my resource methods to:
>>> a) return strongly typed entities (so entity types can be specified
>>> in
>>> interfaces), and
>>
>> I'm just wondering, Jersey is about implementing REST-type
>> architectures, and "strongly typed entities" is anything but
>> RESTish... Why do you want to do that with Jersey and not stick to a
>> RPC style?
>
> Why is this not RESTful?
REST is by some seen as a reaction to strongly typed Web Services where every single
change in the returned data required a full re-generation of the service and corresponding
changes to all clients (most likely through re-generation from WSDL).
Mats