Hi Valdis, Soory for the confusion, but raw Regex are not allowed anymore in routed URIs. This logic was refactored to conform to the new URI Template RFC (see http://bitworking.org/projects/URI-Templates/).
But there is an alternative way to achieve what you want, see the updated tutorial: http://www.restlet.org/tutorial#part11 // Attach the Handlers to the Router router.attach("/users/{user}", account); router.attach("/users/{user}/orders", orders); router.attach("/users/{user}/orders/{order}", order); By default, the variables will match URI segment characters, but you can change that by specifying variable descriptors on the route's template. Check the Route, Template and Variable classes. Best regards, Jerome > -----Message d'origine----- > De : Valdis Rigdon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Envoyé : mercredi 10 janvier 2007 15:54 > À : [email protected] > Objet : Router URI template (regex) > > I've just started looking at the Restlets project, since RC1, and I > can't seem to get a simple example working. It looks like it > was broken > in RC1 with changeset 1267 regarding quoting of regex characters in > Template. I basically copy and pasted the 'trace' example from the > tutorial, but tried to attach a regex pattern for the URI so it would > match any character, but when hitting the URL, I'm getting back a 404. > > I've traced it down to org.restlet.util.Template where > getRegexPattern() > is invoked. It's quoting the "special" regex characters, but > that seems > to be building the wrong regex pattern, especially for character sets. > > In short, I see examples that show you can attach a Restlet > to a Router > using "/[a-z]+", but that didn't work for RC1 or RC2. Is that not > supposed to work now? Is there a different way to do this?
