So I make another step,
I can succesfully call this method from client:
User user = resource.getUser("Test");
On the server side it looks like:
@Put
public User getUser(String msg) {
return new User("John" + msg, "Locke" + msg);
}
So I can pass String param to method getUser and receive object User.
BUT I need to pass to method object User as well. So it should look
like this:
@Put
public User getUser(User oldUser)
{
...
}
BUT this is not working :-(
Anyone can help me? I spent 2 evenings when i was trying to solve this
issue.
PS: Is possible in one method to pass nonprimitive object and receive
another nonprimitive object?
Thx Honza
On 2 pro, 05:24, creativepragmatic <[email protected]>
wrote:
> I have been working with Restlet for a couple of months. To me, while
> it is a REST web service, it seems to work more like a remote
> procedure call in code. If I am not mistaken, custom data types
> should be serialized before being sent. I hope that helps. I will
> watch this thread for any further questions.
>
> On Dec 1, 4:53 pm, biokys <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hi, I am little bit confused about using of restlet framework. Can
> > someone explain me, if restlet api works similarly as a classic web
> > services (JAX-WS)? I cant figure out, how to transfer to server my
> > custom data type and in the same call to return any value or another
> > custom data type like
>
> > long id = resource.createUser(User);
>
> > Maybe i m doing anything wrong, but what is working until now for me
> > is just simple call
>
> > String s = getString();
>
> > where method getString() is implemented on server side like this:
> > @Get
> > public String getString() { return "Hello world";}
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