User guide
- Part 1 - Introduction
- Part 2 - Core Restlet
- Part 3 - Restlet Editions
  - Overview
  - Android
    - Overview
    - Sample
  - Google App Engine
  - Google Web Toolkit
    - Overview
    - Architecture
    - Deployment
    - Examples
    - JSON
    - Server code invocation
    - Setup
    - Tips
    - XML
  - Java EE
    - Overview
    - Client connectors
  - Java SE
    - Overview
    - Logging
  - OSGi
- Part 4 - Restlet Extensions
  - Overview
  - Editions matrix
  - Atom
  - Crypto
  - E4
  - EMF
  - FileUpload
  - FreeMarker
  - GAE
  - GSON
  - Guice
  - GWT
  - HTML
  - HTTP Client
  - JAAS
  - Jackson
  - JavaMail
  - JAXB
  - JAX-RS
  - JDBC
  - Jetty
  - JiBX
  - JSON
  - jSSLutils
  - Lucene
  - Nio
  - OAuth
  - OData
    - Overview
    - Tutorial
  - OpenID
  - OSGi
  - RAML
  - RDF
  - ROME
  - SDC
  - Servlet
  - Simple
  - SIP
  - SLF4J
  - Spring
    - Overview
    - Integration modes
    - Configuring Restlet beans
    - A complete example
    - Configuration of Restlet resources
  - Swagger
  - Thymeleaf
  - Velocity
  - WADL
  - XDB
    - Overview
    - Architecture - Introduction
    - Installing
    - Testing
    - FAQ
    - Future plans - Known caveats
    - XdbRepresentation
    - Introduction, download, compiling and installing
    - Running and testing
    - Implemented services
    - Todo List
  - XML
  - XStream
- Appendices
Tutorials
Javadocs
Change Log

Overview

Introduction

The Restlet Framework is written in the Java language but can target very different execution environments. This part of the user guide will present the various editions supported and cover the differences between them.