AjaxToaster

Introduction

AjaxToaster makes it easier to write web services for Ajax applications. It lets you turn an XMLtoaster script into a web service instantly and provides a simple framework for writing ad-hoc web services. It is designed so that configuration and maintenance is as simple as possible.
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Tutorial

The tutorial gives an overview and examples of how to write ajaxToaster services

Reference Documentation

AjaxToaster operation parameters

Update / Insert syntax

XMLToaster

Introduction

XMLToaster uses an SQL-style select statement syntax (that developers will already be familiar with) to generate XML from a relational database that has JDBC driver support. It also uses an elementary XML script to allow you to persist your XML back into a relational database.
You can use the XMLToaster classes from within a Java program or run scripts directly from the command line. Running XMLToaster from the command line allows you to easily test your scripts and also process XML from a non-Java program.

The Introduction provides the background to the XMLToaster.

Tutorial

• How do I get data out of my database into an XML file?
• What about a really complicated XML structure?
• Where do I start?
• How do I map an XML file back into a database?

The tutorial describes how XMLToaster can help. It includes examples solving a range of problems from simple to complex.

Examples

There are some examples available. We will be adding more in the near future.

License

XMLToaster and AjaxToaster are licensed under the open source GPL 3 license.

Dependencies

• What JAR files do I need to run XMLToaster…?

All dependencies are included in the XMLToaster JAR download. You will also need a JDBC driver for the database you wish to run the XMLToaster against.

If you are building from the source code you need JDOM 1.0 and Jaxen 1.1.1.
For more detailed information on dependencies read the comments on the toaster issue tracker here