Sounds great! Thank you. On Wednesday, January 7, 2015 12:31:19 PM UTC-8, Danilo Reinert wrote: > > Finally, a real HTTP Client API is available for the GWT ecosystem: > Requestor. > It was released today (Jan 7th) under the version 0.1.0 but is being > developed for almost a year. > The project has a great documentation and a showcase application. > More features and improvements are already planned. > The initial release is stable and ready for production. > The community is invited to know and dig deep in the project. > > Following the release notes. > > > Requestor - Requesting made easy for GWT > > Requesting is the most common operation in AJAX applications. > GWT is an excellent platform for developing AJAX applications, but it > still bother us when it comes to requesting. > Using RequestBuilder, the default GWT way of requesting, is a low-level > approach which requires too many steps and manual processing to achieve > meaningful data for our application. > Requestor solves theses issues with a full featured and fluent API for > requesting. > A real HTTP Client API for GWT, it is made upon modern programming > concepts like Promises and Method Chaining, and is designed to be as > extensible as possible. > Carefully crafted, Requestor provides many features while allows the easy > configuration and customization of them all. > > > Features > > * Promises (integrate any promise library) > * Fluent API > * Full support to Form requests (urlencoded or multipart) > * Full support to raw binary data (File, Blob, ArrayBuffer, Json, Document) > * Progress monitoring of uploads and downloads > * BASIC and CORS authentication > * Support for implementing any custom authentication > * Nice header manipulation > * Uri Building > * Filters (enhance requests and responses) > * Interceptors (transform payloads) > * Auto JSON serialization for POJOs, JavaBean Interfaces and Overlay types > * Integrated to the AutoBean Framework > * Integrated to gwt-jackson > * Integrated to TurboGWT > * Handle multiple serialization of the same java type for different media > types > * Customizable request dispatching (support for caching and > synchronization) > > > Links > > Repo: https://github.com/reinert/requestor > Site: http://reinert.io/requestor/latest > Wiki: https://github.com/reinert/requestor/wiki > Group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/requestor > Showcase: http://reinert.io/requestor/latest/examples/showcase > >
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