Re: Restlet API evolution - Conversion between Throwable HTTP status+body

Hello Jerome, answering between lines: On Thu, Jun 5, 2014 at 8:15 PM, Jerome Louvel jlou...@restlet.com wrote: Thanks Fabian for the feed-back. 1) We would not set the response entity in this case, only the HTTP status would be set on the response based on the annotation value. OK 2)

Re: Restlet API evolution - Conversion between Throwable HTTP status+body

Hi all, On 06/06/2014 12:20 AM, Jerome Louvel wrote: Hi all, In V2.3 of Restlet API, we would like to introduce automatic conversion between Java throwable and HTTP status+body, working both ways (client and server sides). ... Would that be useful in your web APIs? Any design feed-back?

Reverse proxy crash issue

Hi guys, I am experiencing some issues with regards to Redirector and external Apache HTTP Client connector. The issue is that Reverse proxy implemented using Redirector will die after some time. I was trying to find a reason for this odd behaviour but with no luck. I am able to reproduce the

RE: Re: Transparent reverse proxying using org.restlet.routing.Redirector

Hi Ramesh, Please take a look at the example I've attached. After running it (mvn clean install exec:java) server will be started on port 8080 and reverse proxy on port . You will be able to access the server on 8080 but you will have to provide credentials (test/test) when accessing

How to remove URL form thread name?

Hello, Restlet appears to be changing the thread name to include a URL. While useful in general we cannot do this for security reasons since some URLs will contain sensitive data in the form of URL template parameters in the path section. Does anyone know how to disable this feature? Thanks

Re: How to remove URL form thread name?

I can find only two instances of ThreadFactory in the Restlet codebase, neither of which add a URL. The one in TaskService just replaces pool with restlet in whatever name the default factory uses. The LoggingThreadFactory uses the name Restlet-XXX where XXX is the hashcode of the thread being

RE: Re: How to remove URL form thread name?

Hi Tim, I'm using Restlet 2.2 with the jetty server connector. It would make sense I guess that this is probably a jetty feature. An example of what I'm seeing: 20140606-19:53:09.000+|qtp1327174230-143193 - /v1/accounts/deleted|rest of log message Thanks, Paul I can find only two

RE: Re: How to remove URL form thread name?

Hi Paul, I suspect this is a Jetty feature as well. If you use Jetty as a Restlet Server connector, you can have access to the underlying Jetty Server object (and then its thread pool) via this class:

RE: Re: How to remove URL form thread name?

Found it. Yes this is a Jetty feature and it is only enabled when debug logging is on. https://github.com/eclipse/jetty.project/blob/jetty-8.1.5.v20120716/jetty-server/src/main/java/org/eclipse/jetty/server/AbstractHttpConnection.java#L417 Hi Paul, I suspect this is a Jetty feature as well.