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Prior to this implementation, there was a dummy service document provided when you visited an Atom feed service address with an "atomsvc" extension. For example, running the the Atom service binding unit tests, one could visit http://localhost:8080/customer/atomsvc^{Image Removed} and receive the following service document:

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Following the inclusion of TUSCANY-2597 and the new implentation, the Tuscany Atom binding will correctly populate an atomsvc document with information from the feed and give correct information for discovery. Now , running the the Atom service binding unit tests, one could visit http://localhost:8080/customer/atomsvc^{Image Removed} and receive the following service document:

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Note that the edit link provides the Atom Feed link to the media entry, and the edit-media link provides the media repository link to the media entry. Use these links to get and delete media.

A special convention has been implemented to allow the media collection implementation to return properties in the response header. The summary element of the Entry returned may contain a set of key=value properties separated via commas. For example, in order to provide return Content-Type and Content-Length values in the response header, one can created this text in the postMedia Entry summary element: Content-Type=image/jpg,Content-Length=21642.

The putMedia method acts in much the same way, but the URI to the item should contain an ID to the media being updated. For instance, if the usual post and get feed URI is http://localhost:8084/receiptImage Removed, then to update the media given above one would put to the URI http://localhost:8084/receipt/urn:uuid:1225c695-cfb8-4ebb-aaaa-80da344efa6aImage Removed. Here is an example of a put request:

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