anchor.diff:  http://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/RTF/Artifactory+REST+API[REST API]
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   - full support: The Ajax communicates with the server via REST so all operations are available for Web service integration
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  +|*?*
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   |*Plugins Available*
  
positive.code: 6+|*Extensibility/ +
  Orthogonality*
  
  
  |IOC
  |Spring
  |Spring
  |Google Guice
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  |OSGi
  
  |REST API
  
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  Partially (with 1.4-M1)
  
  |[green]*&#10004;* +
  Extensive coverage. Document-first design (not UI coupled, so changes in UI do not break existing REST clients). Uses Jersey. Can be used via strongly-typed Java API. Supports WADL.
  
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  Uses Restlet.org servlet. UI communicates with server via REST to ensure 100% api support
  
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  |[red]*&#10008;*
  
  |Deploy plug-ins without recompilation
  
  |[green]*&#10004;*
  
  |[green]*&#10004;* +
  Extensible with custom Groovy plugins - schedule tasks, deploy artifacts, change resolution rules and download content, tend to any storage events etc.
  Plugin source files are redeployed on the fly during development and can be edited and debugged in your favorite IDE.
  
  |[green]*&#10004;* +
  Fully extensible across the core components, REST API and UI. See the book and this post for more info.
  
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  Backed by OSGI and Eclipse P2
  
  6+|*Proxying and Cache*
  
  
  |Hosted Repositories
  |[green]*&#10004;*
  |[green]*&#10004;*
  
negative.code: Supports viewing the content of jar files, including show source for class files
  |[green]*&#10004;* +
  Via a plugin in Pro
  |[red]*&#10008;*
  |[green]*&#10004;* +
  Shows OSGi information for Bundles and Eclipse Features
  
  