Quit pretending, use the web for real: the c# client

Posted on 14. Jan, 2010 by guilhermesilveira in c#, restful

The first post of the ‘Quit pretending, use the web for real‘ was on how one could use Restfulie for Rails to leverage its application, the second one described the same approach for a Java client and server implementation using VRaptor.

This third post is a short description/annnouncement of the Restfulie C# client which has just been released. Luiz Costa, a Caelum instructor and Sergio Junior, have developed the client which resembles Restfulie’s Rails client API due to C# dynamic nature.

You can access the representation’s elements:

dynamic order = entry.At("http://www.caelum.com.br/orders/3.xml").Get();
Console.WriteLine(order.product) ;


And navigate through links

Console.WriteLine(order.Related().name);
order.Cancel();


As usual, it’s source code can be found at github and is released with the same license. The C# client dll can be download at google code. Luiz has posted a portuguese announcement in his blog

Tags: .net, api, c#, restful, restfulie