Hi Miltos, > Finally, a couple other things: > a) I call the Resource URI like : > i.e http://localhost:8181/images_path/thepath/file/the_file_with_extension > b) > How must I write the root c:// or c:\\ (windows)? > How must I write directories,filenames / or \ or // or \\ ?
At first glance, it does not seem a good idea. Why don't you use something like the Directory Restlet? Your URIs could be something like http://localhost:8181/thepath/the_file_name_with_extension where "thepath" means the path of the parent directory relatively to the root directory of the Directory Restlet (see http://www.restlet.org/documentation/2.0/tutorial#part06). Best regards, Thierry Boileau > Hello again! > I made all the necessary changes in my code but still I did not manage to > solve the problem. I am attaching again the modifyied classes. > > In the previous message you said that MyResource class is ok so I did not > modify anything there!! > > Now, my Application class as you noticed has already one restlet so the new > code that u post handled accordingly. I dont know of course if I did the new > insertations correct. > The application now produces the following warning message: > > org.restlet.routing.Filter doHandle > WARNING: A filter was executed without a next Restlet attached to it. > > and I have an http status error 500. > > Finally, a couple other things: > a) I call the Resource URI like : > i.e http://localhost:8181/images_path/thepath/file/the_file_with_extension > b) > How must I write the root c:// or c:\\ (windows)? > How must I write directories,filenames / or \ or // or \\ ? > > Thank u again! > > ps. New code with red font color in MyApplication class. > > Best regards, > Miltos Miltiadous<TestingFileRepresentation.rar> ------------------------------------------------------ http://restlet.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=4447&dsMessageId=2435419
