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I am not very strong in rest communication. The task is create some sort of REST client using camel framework. First of all I took a look at cxf framework, but I am not sure will I able to send request with changeable count of params?(I need do it for some requests). So the question is: what do you recommend use? CXF, axis2, http4, ahc or maybe something else? Also I don't have too much time to implement this client, so I don't have too much time to studying framework.
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Is there any REST API available to control the operations of Jenkins jobs etc.?
I see two different API clients for Java.
https://github.com/cdancy/jenkins-rest
https://github.com/jenkinsci/java-client-api
Which one of it is official or the latest one?
Is there any documentation of endpoints that are available in Jenkins which we can use and construct the client side piece of code?
Try jenkins api https://jenkinsapi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ or remot api https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Remote+access+API
you can hit endpoints and manage jobs as explained in http://www.mastertheboss.com/javaee/jenkins/using-jenkins-rest-api-to-manage-your-jobs-remotely
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I am in search of a library to implement jsonrpc 2.0 in java with bidirecional support. I have found these two (JJsonRpc, jsonrpc4j) some recommendation of which one is better?
In the end I decided to write my own integration to the api json rpc using
OKHttp for HTTP connections and Jackson Core for fast JSON serialisation / deserialisation
Implementation Code:
https://github.com/AraguaneyBits/bitcoinrpc4java/blob/master/src/main/java/com/araguaneybits/crypto/bitcoinrpc/methods/BtcRpcGateway.java
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i am creating a web application in java using spring where i have to populate all states/region/cities in a drop down when choosing a country. Is there any api, web-service or javascript for achieving the same.
As Yanick specified in this question;
Take a look at GeoNames. You can download (just about) everything they
have and create your own local databases, or you can use their REST
Webservice API. As an added bonus, they even have already made client
libraries.
Also you can look this.
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I need some recomendations, best practice/libs, when implementing JSON-RPC in my Spring 3 web application.
I found this http://code.google.com/p/jsonrpc4j/ but it didn't seem to be any relases available.
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For clarification, I want to provide a JSON-RPC service
Spring MVC with Jackson can provide a json response with a REST call. This is easy. But I don't think there is any facility in native Spring to accept a JSON-RPC request including a method name and return a response including the JSON-RPC error codes.
Your best bet may be to look at a library like jsonrpc4j.
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I'm looking for a framework or an implementation of Asynchronous Java RMI (preferably using Lipe RMI, but not absolutely necessary). I have done a little googling but haven't actually found a straightforward implementation yet. If any of you have already implemented it and would like to save me the time of doing it myself that would be wicked awesome.
It probably isn't relevant, but i'm going to actually be using this over Android to communicate with my RMI back end (which is why I need asynchronous RMI).
Thanks
I just got done implementing and releasing a fork of Lipe RMI that does exactly this, in case anybody is interested.
https://github.com/terraframe/lipermi