Reputation: 21
I am a newbie to Android development so apologies if i am missing something obvious here. I am using Eclipse to put together a simple Android program that will consume a couple of Rest web services. I am attempting to use the Resting API to accomplish this.
I have copied the Resting JAR file into the libs folder of my project and its in the build path however I can't reference any of the Resting classes, i attempt to include the appropriate imports but they fail to resolve.
Has anyone got a complete sample of using Resting to consume a restful web service? Should I look to use a different library perhaps? Simplicity is key for me so the lighter the library the better.
Thanks hugely for any advice you may have
Upvotes: 1
Views: 610
Reputation: 39
Resting sample code:
List products = new RestingBuilder("http://myapis.com/productservice",Product.class) .setPort(8080) .setVerb(Verb.GET) .setTransformationType(TransformationType.JSON) .setConnectionTimeout(3000) .build();
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 39
I think the resting jar file may be an archive file which in turn contains all the jar files required to use resting. You need to open the archive using a tool like winrar, extract all the jars inside, put them in the lib folder of your project and reference.
Resting seems fairly simple and lightweight. Mostly, one step.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 181
I haven't used Resting API but I have used Jersey and it is easy to use. Give it a try. As per the referencing things, things should resolve once you add the dependencies. You might need to read a bit how Eclipse handles that.
Upvotes: 0