Re: client perfomance question
Hi Jerome! Ok so if i understood correctly. I can use Client instance inside my applications (not restlet meaning of application, but just external app that contacts my RESTful service) as singleton ? I can create on instance of clietn, set my settings to it and share it to all my JSP/classes that needs to contact my RESTFul service.
Restlet and Velocity template location.
Hi, I'm trying to use the TemplateRepresentation for the Velocity extension as part of a webapp, but I am having problems configuring the template location. The API docs for TemplateRepresentation species that only the template name is required and the full path is resolved by the configuration. I've tried setting webapp.resource.loader.path=/templates/ within my WEB-INF/velocity.properties, which works for the VelocityViewServlet, but doesn't appear to be picked up by Restlet. So any advice on how I configure restlet to use my velocity.properties within a webapp? thanks, Stuart
Re: client perfomance question
Hi Evgeny, Yes, you can use a Client instance as a singleton as you describe. There is no need for a full Restlet application for that. Cheers, Jerome Evgeny Shepelyuk a écrit : Hi Jerome! Ok so if i understood correctly. I can use Client instance inside my applications (not restlet meaning of application, but just external app that contacts my RESTful service) as singleton ? I can create on instance of clietn, set my settings to it and share it to all my JSP/classes that needs to contact my RESTFul service.
Re: Second 1.1 beta 1 snapshot
- Added JAXB 2.0 and StAX 1.0 libraries. Hi Jerome, Is there a reason that JAXB 2.1.3 wasn't used? Thanks, Sean
Re: form submission fails to redirect on success
Jerome: That seems like a great solution. I took a look at Response.java and I really like that you also added a setLocationRef() method, but kept setRedirectRef() and getRedirectRef(), both for backwards compatibility and because sometimes those methods really do make sense. Very nice! Thanks, Avi On 6/30/07, Jerome Louvel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, There is indeed some ambiguity in the redirectRef property name as it indeed is used for resource creations as well (indicated in the Javadocs). In order to clarify this, I've added a locationRef property and deprecated redirectRef in SVN trunk. I hope this sounds good to everyone, let me know otherwise. Best regards, Jerome
Re: Restlet and Velocity template location.
Stuart, I myself had some issues with this recently, when developing my first Restlet app. However, my app is standalone, i.e. it doesn't use the Servlet adapter to run inside a Servlet Server, it uses one of the included extensions to embed an HTTP server. I think that may make a big difference in how to reference templates, so I'm not sure my experience/setup would be helpful for you. If you'd like, though, I'd be happy to share. Hopefully someone will have some advice for your specific situation. -- Avi Flax Lead Technologist arc90 | http://arc90.com On 7/2/07, Stuart Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I'm trying to use the TemplateRepresentation for the Velocity extension as part of a webapp, but I am having problems configuring the template location. The API docs for TemplateRepresentation species that only the template name is required and the full path is resolved by the configuration. I've tried setting webapp.resource.loader.path=/templates/ within my WEB-INF/velocity.properties, which works for the VelocityViewServlet, but doesn't appear to be picked up by Restlet. So any advice on how I configure restlet to use my velocity.properties within a webapp? thanks, Stuart
RE: Second 1.1 beta 1 snapshot
Hi Sean, The reason was that upon JavaSE 6.0 support (with includes JAXB 2.0) in Restlet 2.0, I wanted to be automatically compatible. But, now that I think about it again, we could also maintain a JAXB 2.1 extension along with a org.restlet.resource.JaxbRepresentation class added to Restlet 2.0. Best regards, Jerome -Message d'origine- De : news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] De la part de Sean Landis Envoyé : lundi 2 juillet 2007 17:36 À : discuss@restlet.tigris.org Objet : Re: Second 1.1 beta 1 snapshot - Added JAXB 2.0 and StAX 1.0 libraries. Hi Jerome, Is there a reason that JAXB 2.1.3 wasn't used? Thanks, Sean
Re: access local file in tomcat container
Hello Julien,
if you want to access files that are located inside your WebContent
directory, you can use the integrated war client just as follow:
Representation rep =
getContext().getDispatcher().get(war:///files/file.xml).getEntity();
and then use the representation as you want.
NB: you can reuse parameters used for routing. For example, if your
restlet has been reached according to the template
/segment/{myParameter}:
Representation rep =
getContext().getDispatcher().get(war:///files/file{myParameter}.xml).getEntity();
What is the relationship between a restlet and a servlet ? none ?
The relation between a servlet and a restlet is made with the
ServerServlet extension [1], and more precisely with the ServerServlet
class which transmits servlet calls to your restlets, and the
ServletContextAdapter that instantiates the war client and transmits all
servlet context parameters to the restlet context parameters.
Is there a way to get to javax.servlet.ServletContext from an
org.restlet.Application ?
Here is the way to get the servletContext:
ServletContextAdapter adapter = (ServletContextAdapter) getContext();
ServletContext servletContext = adapter.getServletContext();
Please feel free to ask for more details.
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
[1]
http://www.restlet.org/documentation/1.0/ext/com/noelios/restlet/ext/servlet/package-summary.html
