RE: tutorial examples.

Note that no external configuration file is needed. If you want to customize the mapping between file extensions and metadata (media type, language or encoding), you can use the Application's localService property. Updated in the latest tutorial version, it's is metadataService now. which

Re: NRE HttpServerCall

[...] the method first checks for an ResponseStream and if the stream is null it checks for an ResponseChannel (line 224). [...] Shouldn't that be done the other way around? The channel should be preferred. While thinking about it, I wonder if we need the Input/Outputstream at all. Why do we

Re: NRE HttpServerCall

[...] While thinking about it, I wonder if we need the Input/Outputstream at all. Why do we not work with Channels / ByteBuffers only? Naaahh... forget it, keep both! :) Best regards, Lars -- http://www.semagia.com

Re: mina

Hi Piyush, Any plans to upgrade to the latest mina release (1.0 released in October)? Since AsyncWeb still uses Mina 0.8 and Mina 1.0 contains compatibility breaks, we have to wait for AsyncWeb (or write our own HTTP server). Best regards, Lars -- http://www.semagia.com

REST design question

Hello all, I'm working on a sample app with restlets. It's going well so far. I have a design question for those who are more familiar with the REST style. Resources: person location A person has a location. How should you move an existing person to an existing location? Originally I did a POST

Servlet Context Parameter Access

Hello! I'm working to upgrade our Tomcat servlet-based Restlet code to 1.0B20, from 1.0B18. I think I have almost everything done, but one thing that's proving a bit difficult is getting access to the servlet parameters inside of my Application. I'm using a stock ServerServlet, the

Keeping a client connection open

I noticed that using a Client, that the connection is opened and closed for every call. I have a web service client that would like to hold the connection open across a series of requests. I can't see how to do that. I'm using the ServerServlet, in case that matters. Thanks, Sean

Glossary. Application. Understanding.

Application. Defined as Restlet deployable into containers. Applications are guaranteed to receive calls with their base reference set relatively to the virtual host that served them. This class is both a descriptor able to create the root Restlet and the actual Restlet that can be attached to