Boss asked for a "web service" that must do some work at server and give 
back some "REST" data over "JSON"
Please help , I search for modules and info at cpan/google but I get more 
confused.
Give me some guidelines of what to to. 

"George Mpouras" <nospam.gravitalsun.antispam@hotmail.com.nospam>
writes:
> Boss asked for a "web service" that must do some work at server and
> give back some "REST" data over "JSON"
> Please help , I search for modules and info at cpan/google but I get
> more confused.
> Give me some guidelines of what to to. 

It is claimed that 'REST' means 'representational state transfer' and
that it is not a backronym someone chose because of its desired
connotation. The term had its origin in the remarkable fact that, at
least at one English university, inventing a new terminology for
describing something someone else did, was good enough for a degree in
'elaborate idle babbling about abstract concepts invented for this
purpose' aka 'theoretical computer science'. Practically, it means
"using HTTP".

JSON means 'Javascript object notation', yet another system for
turning structure data into text, reportedly using or based on the
Javascript syntax for specifying such objects.

'Web services' usually (AFAIK) refers to a message format
specification describing the content of certain HTTP requests and
replies. The acronym WSDL (probably, 'web service definition
language') might be of use for getting at the details.

On 07/28/12 07:17, George Mpouras wrote:
>
> Boss asked for a "web service" that must do some work at server and give
> back some "REST" data over "JSON"
> Please help , I search for modules and info at cpan/google but I get
> more confused.
> Give me some guidelines of what to to.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_state_transfer
http://rest.elkstein.org/2008/02

Helpful Perl modules: SOAP::Lite, LWP, JSON