> So I've been trying to write some web stuff for OpenNMS using JS frameworks
> and I've run into a handful of roadblocks.
>
> There are a bunch of CRUD operations missing from the REST API but if I can
> figure this Jersey business out it shouldn't be too hard to implement. But it
> means some parts of the API could change. I'm doing this work in
> feature-angular-browser, only locally right now.
Matt, I was thinking on this and since you are going down this path of "figure
out this Jersey business", should take this opportunity to consider moving from
Jersey to Spring Data ReST implementation?
http://www.springsource.org/spring-data/rest
I like this for so many other reasons since they are also making JPA
implementations for "big data" and have been looking for the opportunity to
nudge one of you smart guys this direction… so, thanks :)
David
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