did you check that requets to "/" are without parameters. If it's a
webservice and you use a browser, it can add some default paremeter, which
makes router to go to Special Resource.
I had a similar problem. check your log.
Regards,
Ruben
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RE: Default Routes
Sorry, had a typo in my original post. I tried:
router.attach("/", DefaultResource.class);
router.attach("/{year}", SpecialResource.class);
And all requests to "/" still go to the special resource. This seems like
a pretty standard configuration so I'm not sure why it's behaving this
way. Surely people use "/" all the time without problems, so am I
forgetting to set something else? Here's my entire code for createRoot():
Router router = new Router(getContext());
router.attach("/", DefaultResource.class);
router.attach("/{year}", SpecialResource.class);
return router;
Straight from the tutorial really. Ive also tried setting the
defaultMatchingMode to BEST, FIRST, and LAST, and all have the same
behavior.
As for your suggestion with making param match alpha_num, is there a way
to do this with restlets or would I just supply a regex? In the latter
case, how would the resource get the parameter since it's not named?
Thanks,
Mike
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