Hello Thierry,
thx for your help but unfortunately, I have the same error message when I use the *ClientResource.get()* method instead of *ClientResource.handle()*. Note: when I get content from a local server, I do not have any trouble. This exception is thrown only when trying to get content to an "external" server. Note 2: the files are available and the servers work (I tested them : I can get the files in my browser). Thx again. --------------------------------------------------- Cédric VIDREQUIN 2011/3/9 Thierry Boileau <[email protected]> > Hello Cédric, > > using a ClientResource, you can directly use the "get" method. > > > ClientResource res = new ClientResource(uri); // URI is a parameter that > leads to an XML file on a server > res.setRetryOnError(false); > res.setChallengeResponse(challengeScheme, identifier, new String(secret)); > // identifier and secret are some given parameters > res.get().write(System.out); // directly write the returned entity to the > console > > If you intend to send content to the remote resource, you simply can't use > the "GET" method aims at get a representation of the state of the target > resource. > You should use POST or PUT, for example: > ClientResource res = new ClientResource(uri); // URI is a parameter that > leads to an XML file on a server > res.setRetryOnError(false); > res.setChallengeResponse(challengeScheme, identifier, new String(secret)); > // identifier and secret are some given parameters > res.post(body).write(System.out); // directly write the returned entity to > the console > > > Best regards, > Thierry Boileau > > > > Hi all, >> >> I'm using an *org.restlet.resource.ClientResource* : >> >> /* this code is the simplified version of the code I use, so that it is >> easier to read */ >> ClientResource res = new ClientResource(uri); // URI is a parameter that >> leads to an XML file on a server >> res.setRetryOnError(false); >> res.setMethod(method); // here we do a GET method >> res.getRequest().setEntity(body); >> res.setChallengeResponse(challengeScheme, identifier, new String(secret)); >> // identifier and secret are some given parameters >> rep = res.handle(); >> Status status = res.getStatus(); >> >> >> When I try to get the remote content, the request is sent ... but fails >> after the time out expires. >> *status.isError()* is true with the following status code and message : >> >> *Internal Connector Error (1002) - HTTP 1002 (The calling thread timed >> out while waiting for a response to unblock it.)* >> >> >> >> I tried to get the content from two different servers but I face the same >> exception. Does anyone have an idea of the reason of that problem ? >> >> Do you need more information to help me ? If so, do not hesitate to ask >> for it. >> >> >> Thanks in advance for helping. >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------- >> Cédric VIDREQUIN >> >> > ------------------------------------------------------ http://restlet.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=4447&dsMessageId=2710461
