Hi, again, gang.
I'm writing a test program using Restlet 2.1-SNAPSHOT JEE, running as a Servlet
in Tomcat, and trying to query a SOLR instance. (SOLR is running on the same
Tomcat instance, if that's relevant.) I feel like I'm pretty close, and I've
tried to understand the documentation, but
My team is evaluating technologies for out new GUI.
However, I am struggling at how to connect Restlets with GXT. I saw this
posting by jlouvel and would love to know if the code or the tutorial/article
existed.
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1094
Consider providing REST brid
Thanks Thierry, I missed the context.setClientDispatcher call when looking at
the api. btw, very much enjoying Restlet!
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Hi Eric,
Yes, the Restlet OData extension is only part of version 2.0. We will release
2.0.2 next week which will become stable, so no worry about stability at this
point. Otherwise, if you just need to communicate with an Azure based
application via HTTP, Restlet OData extension isn't necessar
I'll try and ask a different way. Is 2.0 REQUIRED in order to talk with Azure?
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Hello Nicho,
you can use Reference.decode(String) to get the proper value without
URL encoding chars in it.
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 10:53 AM, wrote:
> I am trying to transfer a String with space character inside to server, but
> server side can not retrieve it properly. for example, if I send
I am trying to transfer a String with space character inside to server, but
server side can not retrieve it properly. for example, if I send the string of
London City, then server will display as London+City.
How can I retrieve the String properly from server side?
my client code is:
String r
Thank you for the fix! I am looking forward to the new release!
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