HTTP-RPC 2.5 Released

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HTTP-RPC 2.5 Released

HTTP-RPC is a cross-platform library to quickly stand up REST style services in Java and consume them from Java, Swift, or JavaScript. The latest release extends template and collection features.

Greg Brown

Mar. 15, 16 · Java Zone ·

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HTTP-RPC 2.5 is now available for download. This release contains several notable enhancements:

Support for map arguments – In addition to indexed collection types (i.e. instances of java.util.List), methods can now accept keyed collection arguments as instances of java.util.Map.
Support for include markers in templates – Template content can now be modularized via includes. Self-referencing includes can be used to facilitate recursion.
Support for variable modifiers in templates – The Ctemplate specification defines a syntax for applying an optional set of arbitrary transformations to a variable before it is written to the output stream. HTTP-RPC now provides support for modifiers, including standard modifiers for formatting and encoding as well as custom, application-specific modifiers.

For more information, see the project README.

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