Hello Joey, you can add a filter in front of your application. That is to say, instead of directly attaching your application, you can attach the filter, which sets the application as its "next" attribute.
Best regards, Thierry Boileau Hello community, > > I quite like the Restlet framework and am trying to create a new webservice > with it which should be ultimately be consumed by a flash/activescript > client. > > That brings a problem with it, as I had the initial design to rely on HTTP > repsonse codes to indicate errors. This will not work across the board in > all browsers, as flash runs in it's own security context and the browser > might intercept the response code. > > Since I'm sending JSON back and forth I added a field to include > "status":"ok" or "status":"failed" as part of every response. Furthermore I > added a request parameter (supress_error) which get's checked in my custom > status service implementation and overwrites the response code accordingly. > > This works obviously fine in cases of error, but it does not work if the > request responds with a 201 "resource created" which is not an error or > similar, but I'd still like to dynamically translate this into a HTTP > response code 200 message. > > My question would be, where can I register this in the code? > At the moment I have a simple Application which creates as part of the > createInboundRoot method a router which dispatched the request to my various > resources. I tried to create in the same application a createOutboundRoot > but that failed. > > Would I need to attach a new restlet to the routes to achieve this > functionality, or is there a central point where I can register a filter for > every outgoing response from a server resource? > > Thanks in advance > > Joey > ------------------------------------------------------ http://restlet.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=4447&dsMessageId=2654136
