A container agnostic web model-view-controller framework. Request routing is inspired by spark. Key differences are
- TinyJ WebMVC does not take care of running an actual web server.
- TinyJ WebMVC sticks to the servlet-api for request and response parameters.
- TinyJ WebMVC does not take care of rendering the response.
This allows for easy integration with existing libraries and servlet containers. Another key aspect of TinyJ WebMVC is to facilitate streaming data.
You can find the API documentation here.
- hello-world The obligatory Hello world! example.
- hello-world-extended A few variations on the Hello world! theme.
- key-value-service implementation of a simple REST conform key value store.
Copyright 2016 Eric Karge e.karge@struction.de
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