Web UI Client Development
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All of the Team Concert based web UIs use a "low-REST" style interaction with the server (GETs for retrieval and overloaded POST for everything else).
On the JavaScript side, we all use the JavaScript classes within the com.ibm.team.repository.web.transport package:
- ServiceRequest - encapsulates a GET or POST request for a resource
- ServiceResponseHandler - encapsulates callback logic in response to service responses
- TeamServerClient - acts as a single point of communication between Ajax UI and Team Server; assumes Modeled REST Services on the other side of the wire
On the server side the web UIs tend to use the ModeledRestService infrastructure for most tasks, because it really makes the low-REST style of communication easy, by automatically marshalling and demarshalling requests and responses.
- Bill Higgins
Jazz Web UI Development
On the JavaScript side, we all use the JavaScript classes within the com.ibm.team.repository.web.transport package:
- ServiceRequest - encapsulates a GET or POST request for a resource
- ServiceResponseHandler - encapsulates callback logic in response to service responses
- TeamServerClient - acts as a single point of communication between Ajax UI and Team Server; assumes Modeled REST Services on the other side of the wire
On the server side the web UIs tend to use the ModeledRestService infrastructure for most tasks, because it really makes the low-REST style of communication easy, by automatically marshalling and demarshalling requests and responses.
- Bill Higgins
Jazz Web UI Development
Is there any tutorial provided where I can see how we can call services from a web client?
Does a service need to be RESTful to be able to be invoked from a web client? If not how can we invoke non RESTful services from a web client.
Thank you.