Hi,
I'm trying to hook the end of POST calls, and I've tried these :
Filter#afterHandle
Handler#handleXxx
Application#handle
Works fine for GET requests, but for POST requests, these get called before
response data is sent to the browser.
Is there any way to hook the point when response data
Hi,
I read the WADL spec and the wadl2java code (which creates the client
stubs from a wadl file).
The generated code seems work like that (for a boolean parameter):
- if the param is true, the name is added (to the matrix or query string)
(with no values);
- if it is false, nothing is added.
I
Does someone have a single snippet of code that shows how the Restlet-
GWT API would work with the GWT tutorial w/RPC in StockWatcher?
Pseudo code would be fine.
http://code.google.com/docreader/#p=google-web-toolkit-
doc-1-5s=google-web-toolkit-doc-1-5t=GettingStartedRPC
That is, what
I don't mean to throw a wet blanket on the GWT discussion, but my
(limited) impression of GWT was that it was trying to abstract away
the web, rather than embrace it. Rather than dealing with loosely
coupled services, resources, and representations, it wraps everything
into a nice tidy Java API
GWT and Restlet is a *very* different paradigm from GWT-RPC. There is no
creation of RPC interfaces, no Async or Service constructs. That is, as
Justin said, an abstraction that largely pretends the Web isn't there,
instead of leveraging its capabilities. This is why GWT-RPC is not a
feature of
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