Hello Kevin,
I think there is no need to provide your own ServerServlet or
ServletAdapter. I'm able to run your code, once I simply provide a
ServerServlet instead of DemoRestletServlet:
// Restlet context
ServletContextHandler restletContext = new ServletContextHandler(
ServletContextHandler.NO_SESSIONS );
restletContext.setContextPath( "/restlet" );
ServerServlet restletServlet = new ServerServlet();
ServletHolder restletHolder = new ServletHolder( restletServlet );
restletHolder.setInitParameter( "org.restlet.application",
DemoApp.class.getName() );
restletContext.addServlet( restletHolder, "/*" );
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
2012/4/27 Kevin Minder <kmin...@gmail.com>
> I think I've figured it out. The key seems to be that to have the level
> of control I want for my use case, I need to use the ServletAdapter instead
> of the ServerServlet. I've attached a working version of my test case that
> makes this change.
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