Hi All,
We are going implement a application using Restlet. In this, We need a
requirement like distributed system or mechanism. Our Restlet application
having different components(modules) which needs to run on different
servers(machines).
For example, I have 3 different modules which are
Restlet does not seem to run as fast as I would expect. I was hoping someone
could point me how to get it running faster.
Looking at the examples, I've created a simple server:
import org.restlet.Server;
import org.restlet.data.Protocol;
import org.restlet.resource.Get;
import
Any word on why it was removed? and more relevantly is it safe to use?
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Hello Everyone,
I am new to Restlets and the java Restful coding seen. I had a question about
the Complete Web Server feature that is listed for the Restlet Framework. Is
this build in web server enterprise or high traffic capable or do you need an
implementation of Tomcat, Glassfish ect... to
Hi Paul,
If you are using version 2.0, I would suggest using one of the pluggable HTTP
connectors (“org.restlet.ext.net” or “org.restlet.ext.httpclient”) to get
production level performances. The internal/default connector is only intended
for development/test purpose or small loads). In
Hi Komara,
On which basis do you intend to route an incoming request to the correct module?
Best regards,
Jerome
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Hi Jason,
In version 2.0, there are two pieces you need for this :
· The Directory class to serve static files
· The Jetty or Simple pluggable connectors (not used as Servlet
containers, but as standalone connectors)
In version 2.1, our goal is to have an internal HTTP
I have coded myself into a hole and need some help out. I would try and post a
question with code but seriously, I am not sure where I went wrong at this
point. Is there someone who has implemented a Restlet solution that could help
me off line? Both from shame and kindness I do not want to
Hi!
I'm using Restlet 2.0.4 with a converterService (Jackson).
Problem is when I receive a Json object with a parse exception, it is not
caught in the StatusService (which already works with any other exception
that occurs within the resource)
Example:
WARNING: Unable to parse the object with
Hi Scott,
For private support, you can consider our professional services:
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Best regards,
Jerome
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I'm getting also as a response of the request a 415 http code
UnsupportedMediaType which is not true since the Type is correct
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Hello Scott,
if you need some help inline, you can have a look at the user guide:
http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_2.0/318-restlet.html
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
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Hello,
I think that, for the moment, these kind of parsing errors are actually caught
as unsupported media type error. Perhaps, this kind of exception should not
be wrapped and hidden.
I've entered an issue for that:
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1238
Best regards,
Thierry
Hi Jerome,
My Restlet application would have a common Gateway and the underlying
functionality will be provided by different modules.
For scalability reasons, different underlying modules will be hosted on
different servers. Each server knows where different modules are hosted. So
when the
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