HTTP-RPC 4.0 Released
HTTP-RPC is the cornerstone of many a web-based Java application. Come check out what's new with the latest major release, HTTP-RPC 4.0 and see where you can get your hands on it.
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Join For FreeHTTP-RPC 4.0 is now available for download. This release adds support for application/x-www-form-urlencoded and application/json request encodings. In addition to submitting request arguments as multipart/form-data, client applications can now POST arguments as URL-encoded key/value pairs and POST or PUT argument values as JSON.
For example, the following Java code would submit a JSON-encoded POST request to the resource located at /example:
serviceProxy.setEncoding(WebServiceProxy.APPLICATION_JSON);
serviceProxy.invoke("POST", "/example", mapOf(
entry("string", "hello"),
entry("number", 123),
entry("flag", true)), (result, exception) -> {
// ...
});In Swift, the code might look like this:
serviceProxy.encoding = WSApplicationJSON
serviceProxy.invoke("POST", path: "/example", arguments: [
"string": "hello",
"number": 123,
"flag": true
]) { result, error in
// ...
}In either case, the body of the request would contain the following:
{
"string": "hello",
"number": 123,
"flag": true
}For more information, see the project README.
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