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The difference is that when using the RestAdapter constructor like:
RestAdapter<Member> pipe = new RestAdapter<Member>(Member.class, REST_REMOVE_URL);
pipe.remove("test", myCallback);
then the Class name passed in the costructor (member) is not included in the URL.
The http://aerogear.org/docs/guides/aerogear-android/AerogearAndroidPipes101/ document states that when having a web service with the following API:
DELETE: /car/$id : Deletes a Car
then a possible way to connect to this service with AeroGear is through the RestAdapter constructor. So I was expecting that the RestAdapter remove method would produce a DELETE request like this:
.../car/id but is produces .../id
If it's just a mistake in the documentation, you may close this JIRA.