Hi,
you can create a class that inherits from Directory and override the
handle(Request, Response) method. If the response is successfull
(response.getStatus().isSuccess()), then you can set the cache-control
header just as Stephan said.
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Hi,
the cache control is not supported in the API now. So you have to add
it yourself for now.
I propose to create a Filter which sets the value by
response.getAttributes().get("org.restlet.http.headers").put("Cache-Control",
youFormattedCacheControlString);
But perhaps others have a better idea.
best regards
Stephan
Ludovic chaplin schrieb:
Hello,
I'm using Restlet for serving some static files (img, xsl, css...).
I put all this files in a directory resource :
final Directory root = new Directory(this.getContext(),
STATIC_FILE_URI);
router.attach("/", root);
I would like to add cache control http headers like Expires,
Last-Modified...
Is there a way to add http header for this files like with the apache
mod_header?
Thank you,
Ludovic
