Hi Dustin, you're right, in order to use a connector in your application, you just have to update the classpath with the jar of the connector (e.g. com.noelios.restlet.ext.httpclient for the apache based client connector) and the jars of its dependencies (commons httpclient, codec and logging). Do you need only the dependencies archives or also the connector's one? In the first case, just remove the connector's jar from the classpath. In the second case, do you plan to use your own client connector instead? The simplest way to achieve this, just put your archive path before the apache client path in the classpath. In all other cases, feel free to give us more details.
best regards, Thierry Boileau > Yes, this was very helpful thanks! I think my problem was I was not reading > the > entire response, as was discussed in the documentation you sent. I also set > my > timeouts using the examples. > > I guess I have another question. How do I specify which connector to use? I > believe the apache connector is being used implicitly since I've got that jar > in > my classpath, I say this cause the documentation says, "Adding a connector to > your application is as simple as adding the archives of the chosen connector > and > its dependencies to the classpath." > > What if I don't want to use the apache connector, but I need those my > libraries > in my classpath for something else? > > Thanks for your help! > > -Dustin > > >
