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#65 - Fixed typo in readme.md.

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Lyle Hanson
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@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ This project provides some APIs to ease creating REST representations that follo
As representations for REST web services are usually rendered in either XML or JSON the natural choice of technology to achieve this is either JAXB, JSON or both in combination. To follow HATEOAS principles you need to incorporate links into those representation. Spring HATEOAS provides a set of useful types to ease working with those.
## Links
The `Link` value object follows the Atom link definition and consists of a `rel` and an `href` attribute. It contains a few constants for well known reels such as `self`, `next` etc. The XML representation will render in the Atom namespace.
The `Link` value object follows the Atom link definition and consists of a `rel` and an `href` attribute. It contains a few constants for well known rels such as `self`, `next` etc. The XML representation will render in the Atom namespace.
```java
Link link = new Link("http://localhost:8080/something");
@@ -262,4 +262,4 @@ When building links you usually need to determine the relation type to be used f
1. in case the [EVO inflector](https://github.com/atteo/evo-inflector) JAR is in the classpath, we rather use the plural of the single resource rel provided by the pluralizing algorithm.
1. `@Controller` classes annotated with `@ExposesResourceFor` (see section on [EntityLinks](#entitylinks) for details) will transparently lookup the relation types for the type configured in the annotation, so that you can use `relProvider.getSingleResourceRelFor(MyController.class)` and get the relation type of the domain type exposed.
A `RelProvider` is exposed as Spring bean when using `@EnableHypermediaSupport` automatically. You can plug in custom providers by simply implementing the interface and exposing them as Spring bean in turn.
A `RelProvider` is exposed as Spring bean when using `@EnableHypermediaSupport` automatically. You can plug in custom providers by simply implementing the interface and exposing them as Spring bean in turn.