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XML Configuration Mode: Decoupling Your API Catalog from Business Code
Annotation mode keeps requests close to Java, but large integrations raise a fair question: do I want a wall of curl strings inside my service interfaces? JQuickCurl's XML mode answers with a firm no — you store every API definition in a separate XML file, and the business layer only sees plain Java interfaces with no annotations at all. This is the classic "declarative client" split: contract in configuration, behavior in code.
In this post you'll learn to:
Author an XML API catalog...
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