Hi Stephan, Great work. I've tested it, it works fine and fits my needs.
One comment though: I see the default route is only used when a root resource is not found, not when a sub resource is not found. But from my point of view, I'm only interested in whether there is some resource which can handle the requested URI, I don't care if it is the root or sub resource which is missing. IIUC, everything which can be done with sub resources can also be done with root resources, so it seems like an implementation detail to me. So I would call the default route in both cases. What do you think? The ExceptionHandler patch is indeed outdated now. On Fri, 2008-11-14 at 01:31 +0100, Stephan Koops wrote: > Hi Bruno, > > I've just implemented a method JaxRsRetlet.attachDefault(Restlet). It is > available in the trunk now. Please test it and let me now, if it works. > The attached Restlet should get the same Reference value etc. as you > give in the JaxRsRestlet. > So your patch for the ExceptionHandler is outdated, right? > > best regards > Stephan > > Bruno Dumon schrieb: > >> Hi Bruno, > >> > >> I looked into the org.restlet.Router. I think the method > >> attachDefault(Restlet) does exact what you want for the Router, right? > >> I could also implement this for the JaxRsRouter. This is very easy to > >> implement and analogue to Router. > >> > > Thierry suggested this earlier. I then thought it wouldn't help, but > > thinking about it again, I don't see why not. So yes, this would solve > > my problem. It would be very helpful if you could implement it. -- Bruno Dumon http://outerthought.org/ Outerthought http://www.daisycms.org/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.kauriproject.org/
