Hi, First of all may I thank the restlet team, a really cool api. it is really helping me to get to grips with Rest. My question is this: In the tutorials and in "RestFul Webservices, Richardson & Ruby, pub: Oreilly" (a great book as well) there is an example where a Restlet is wrapped in a Servlet.
Is this not a weird thing to being doing, seeing as RestLet was supposed to be a better way of doing what a lot of people were using servelets for. The only reason I can think of for doing this would be a quick'n'easy way to "deploy" a restlet onto a specific addressable URI. What other benefits could there be? What is the preferred way to deploy (is that the correct term?) a bunch of restlet resources from a Glassfish (or other J2EE container)? Ideally I don’t want the hastle of maintaining a separate code base with the restlets hooked up to a stand-alone port as also described in the tutorial/examples. Any direction and clarification is most appreciated, Cheers Hugh
