Hi Prashant,
I think also you should instantiate your Restlet with the application's
context.
Did you try to route restlet2 to "/myapp/myresource"?
best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Stephan Koops a écrit :
Hi Prashant,
what should the router do, if you request "myapp/myresource/"? Your
rules say: to myrestlet2, and if I do not missunderstand you, this
happens.
For what do you give the myrestlet2 if it should not be used?
best regards
Stephan
Prashant schrieb:
Hi All,
I am stuck in an issue, and pretty much sure that some of you guys
can help me in coming out of this very easily :-)
I have two URI definitions in Application class as given below
1) router.attach("/myapp/myresource/{id}",new myrestlet1())
2) router.attach("/myapp/myresource/",new myrestlet2())
now when I am trying to call first URI without passing a value for
{id} (for testing some validations), what it is doing, it routes that
request to myrestlet2 i.e. the one given in second entry. But I want
it to be routed to first one so that I can display error message to
client that "id is missing".
Can anyone please suggest me what I need to do?
Thanks in advance :-)
Prashant
