Thank you Jerome,
In my project, I'm looking at some common code for the rest-client
(not the server; we'll be using JAX-RS) that helps implement cache-
control on a mobile device. The availability of the caching headers
already will help, but it is still tricky to interpret - and implement
correc
Thanks for your feed-back!
In version 2.0, we have added support for all caching headers in the
Restlet API. See this page for the mapping table:
http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_2.0/13-restlet/27-restlet/324-restlet/130-restlet.html
It is threrefore very easily to retrieve all cache related infor
Hi Jerome,
I'm using your restlet libaries as well on Android clients. So far, it
has worked great :-)
One thing i'd love to see implemented is a framework that helps in
implementing caches. Not so much the implementation and handling of an
actual cache, but some framework part of Restlet that ha
Hi all,
We just released Restlet Framework 2.0 RC3 which fixes the above
mentioned issue with our Restlet edition:
http://blog.noelios.com/2010/04/23/restlet-framework-2-0-rc3-released/
Basically, you should only need to deploy the "org.restlet.jar" to
have a working HTTP client. The extension sh
Hello Stephane,
at this time, the internal client connector does not work with the
Android plate-form (see this issue [0].
But you can still use the "net" extension:
- add the org.restlet.ext.net.jar archive (of the Android edition) to
your project
- register manually (this will be fixed for the
Hello Stephane,
the internal client connector does not work with Android (see this
issue [0]). As a workaround, you can use the "net" extension. That is
to say, add the org.restlet.ext.net.jar archive (taken from the
android edition for Restlet) to your project, then manually register
the extensio
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