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29 May 2012 9:13 AM #1
a question from my manager that i'm not sure how to answer...
a question from my manager that i'm not sure how to answer...
can anyone give me some insight on what we will gain/lose using REST vs extdirect?
since we are building a public facing webservice does that pretty much exclude using extdirect?
below is the actual question i need to answer but don't have enough knowledge to do so...
Theadvantage of a simple REST api is that anyone that can talk HTTP can pull datafrom the product. Its almost a builtin SDK. Does using Ext.Direct on theserver side mean that all clients are going to be required to using Ext.Js?
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6 Jun 2012 2:12 PM #2
DaveAlger,
He's right; Ext.Direct is is an RPC proprietary to Ext JS. If your goal is wide compatibility, REST is the answer.
Regards,
Alex.


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