certainly be nice to be able to set this
either on the org.restlet.Server or org.restlet.routing.VirtualHost
instance without having to add another filter.
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Is there any easy way to control the Server header in the response
other than using a Filter?
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on the server. There should be two requests and maybe the
second one failed.
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sure what I would do about
this right now.
[1] http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-oauth-v2-bearer-10
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that I'll attach.
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On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 5:36 AM, Alex Milowski ale...@milowski.org wrote:
Yet even more information:
On a whim, I switched back to creating a new Client and not using the
Client returned by getContext().getClientDispatcher(). I call stop()
when I am finished and now everything works fine
On Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 2:44 PM, Alex Milowski ale...@milowski.org wrote:
I was tracking down an out-of-memory error with my new Atomojo V2
server project where I moved to 2.1.m7 and I found the solution quite
disturbing. I have a configuration where I call out to Google's
ClientLogin
to www.google.com/72.14.204.147:443 is now closed
Sep 27, 2011 5:04:57 AM org.atomojo.www.apps.login.LoginAction login
INFO: Authorization request for {...} returned: 1001
Any ideas? I'm going to try aborting the response once I've got the
authentication response to see what happens.
--Alex Milowski
the org.restlet.ext.net.jar in the classpath (jar manifest),
should I be seeing that? It doesn't seem right.
--Alex Milowski
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the org.restlet.ext.net.jar client connector but the SSL
client support also requires org.restlet.ext.ssl.jar. When I looked
at the memory consumption, there were class from
org.restlet.ext.ssl.jar involved.
--Alex Milowski
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undesirable error states when isAvailable() returns false for some
reason.
What is the intended use isEntityAvailable() considering empty
entities and requests like HEAD versus those that just might be
slow?
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I think this is out of date:
http://www.restlet.org/documentation/2.1/jse/api/org/restlet/Message.html#getAttributes()
The instance returned for org.restlet.http.headers is typed as
Seriesorg.restlet.engine.header.Header
--Alex Milowski
on the ConverterService:
http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_2.0/13-restlet/27-restlet/331-restlet/360-restlet.html
I'm left wanting a bit more of an example other than digging into the
source. Neat idea thought and I may have to try this out for my own
classes.
--Alex Milowski
:
DomRepresentation domRep = new DomRepresentation(resource.get());
Document doc = domRep.getDocument();
I personally use the DocumentBuilder API so I have control over the
DOM construction.
--Alex Milowski
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alias, it shouldn't matter whether the sslServerAlias is set
or not as long as when it is set, it matches the alias.
This seem like a bug.
--Alex Milowski
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by the
net extension? I mean, can you add the org.restlet.ext.net.jar to the
classpath and test?
This is similar to a problem I was having with the internal client
connector. It was fixed by switch to the net extension for the
client connector.
--Alex Milowski
() method.
I'm not following what you are suggesting. Can you be more specific?
Thanks!
--Alex Milowski
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from the XML configuration?
Not sure about that...
--Alex Milowski
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instance for every
non-existent resource on the server.
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On Thu, Jul 8, 2010 at 3:13 PM, Alex Milowski ale...@milowski.org wrote:
I've been playing around with the AccessLogFileHandler rather than
what I've usually been doing and it works reasonably well except
that, somehow, I get two files.
I configure my pattern
I think this page is a bit out of date for 2.0:
http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_2.0/13-restlet/48-restlet/101-restlet.html
Specifically, the org.restlet.util.AccessLogFileHandler properties
should be org.restlet.engine.log.AccessLogFileHandler.
--Alex Milowski
?
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to allow you to
turn off retrieving and parsing the external subset.
You could possibly do that by setting the EntityResolver instance.
--Alex Milowski
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either,
the reference for cr is a relative reference with a base URI.
Maybe LocalReference should always call getTargetRef() when constructed
with a Reference instance?
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to the Restlet source.
--Alex Milowski
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.
The phrase mostly useful doesn't seem to imply only for. Will any RIAP
URI work? Should I use this Client for RIAP URIs over the getClientDispatcher()
that I have been using?
--Alex Milowski
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This is somewhat an alpha release. It should stabilize soon, especially
as Restlet 2.0 and eXis 1.5 become official releases.
Feedback, comments, suggestions, etc. are all welcome.
--Alex Milowski
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-application can't refer to its using/parent application.
That probably should be described in more detail.
4. In general, there is very little about riap://application/...
and how it works and/or is to be used.
--Alex Milowski
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can always get that and so it may only get me part of
the way there.
--Alex Milowski
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of the connector in
use and these tests have all worked flawlessly in the past. I was using
the Jetty server connector in 1.1 and I'm now moving to Grizzly.
Is this a bug or an incorrect use of the client API?
[1] http://code.google.com/p/atomojo/
--Alex Milowski
it get automatically updated.
I've generally reverted to browsing the source code to understand certain
aspects of how 2.0 works.
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to be changed some (which is a lot).
Are there other gotchas I should be concerned about?
Is there somewhere that we are collecting such information?
--Alex Milowski
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the code, I'm sure others
are not.
Maybe putting targeted how to code samples on the wiki would also
be helpful as well as back pointers from the javadoc to the online
documentation in the wiki?
Anyway, so far things are working pretty well and I haven't run into any
real issues yet.
--Alex Milowski
400
Bad request).
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* a Javascript client for doing the same
* a web server component that uses configures itself using
atom feeds (a special wrap-up of Restlet)
* some other application components for building
web applications.
Much of this still needs documentation. :(
--Alex Milowski
You've got warnings in your log that say you are missing the file protocol.
You should add it to your component's list of client protocols:
getClients().add(Protocol.FILE);
Try that first.
On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 9:10 AM, Johnny Doe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've read old messages here
= rep.getMediaType();
String charset = type.getParmeters().getFirstValue(charset);
rep.setMediaType(MediaType.valueOf(rep.getMediaType().getName()));
rep.setCharacterSet(CharacterSet.valueOf(charset));
}
That seems rather onerous.
--Alex Milowski
sure if my experience is typical, but I think this
is a really good step forward even if it has causes a minor amount of pain
upgrading to the trunk.
--Alex Milowski
-restlet/38-restlet.html
Maybe we could have about ssl configuration there as well. Of course, the
parameters are specific to the server helper...
--Alex Milowski
virtual IP addresses.
Let me know if I missed something.
That makes sense to me. I seem to remember having to do this with
apache once or twice.
This should certainly be documented somewhere as we go forward. Is there an
SSL tips page on the wiki?
--Alex Milowski
virtual hosts on one server
I can associate the different SSL certificates with each host's connection.
Now, I can work around the IP address limitations by using additional addresses
on the server. Is this a Restlet limitation, a Jetty limitation, or a Java
SSL implemenation limitation?
--Alex
) that would support
setSslContext in the Restlet connector.
The other connectors (Grizzly and Simple) can use setSslContext or
equivalent.
Why can't we set properties on the VirtualHost instance as to what alias and
what keystore should be used for SSL transport?
--Alex Milowski
) with a
virtual host?
--Alex Milowski
() returning
the unmatched portion?
Either way, this works for me because I can just turn it off for my
uses (which is what I did) and everything works as expected.
--Alex Milowski
automatically that was surprising to me.
--Alex Milowski
of
whether such filters are enabled.
--Alex Milowski
()' method?
In this case, no.
I need to have a different set of parameters and attributes.
Maybe my use case is just non-trivial and so the strange constructor for
the context is also non-trivial.
--Alex Milowski
returns with a
URI list. I've
tried turning content negotiation off but that doesn't seem to help.
I can easily write the Restlet to do what I want... but I thought I'd
use standard
objects rather than do that... :)
BTW, I'm using the trunk build as of yesterday.
--Alex Milowski
);
It seems to me that a service such as this:
* should be *OFF* by default
* shouldn't mess with the original information (e.g. leave the last
segment alone)
* should provide its information as an optional augmentation of the request.
--Alex Milowski
Sounds good to me.
.
To switch the extension tunnel off, you need
getTunnelService().setExtensionTunnel(false).
Thanks. I'll try that.
--Alex Milowski
as:
Context appContext =
Engine.getInstance().createHelper(MyComponent.this).createContext(getLogger().getName());
This seems rather non-obvious :(
--Alex Milowski
set of resources with the trunk code.
It worked just fine!
--Alex Milowski
?
--Alex Milowski
two request to that web service, the current class works
fine because the authorize() method has the request and response as parameters.
--Alex Milowski
.
Currently, I've been doing this by recreating the authenticate method and then
calling my new checkSecret() method. That seems a bit clunky.
--Alex Milowski
) to
describe the media types and their extensions. By default this could be
packaged in the org.restlet.jar file but could be overridden with a system
property that points to a different location to load.
--Alex Milowski
On 11/23/07, Alex Milowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see there is a release() method on the Representation class but I can find
any
place in the trunk where this method is actually used.
I have a problem in that I'm using an OutputRepresentation instance to return
a resource from eXist
the
case where the 'write' method is never called for some reason.
--Alex Milowski
) { ... }
and that way someone like myself could override the forbid method on a Guard
instance to add a challenge.
This would fix the problem where Firefox et. al. remember the bad password
and require that I clear passwords before I get the challenge again.
--Alex Milowski
in both how to use the API to
accomplish this and the fact that the specification for URI templates mentions
nothing about matching semantics. As such, restlet.org should have
such a specification somewhere.
--Alex Milowski
://www.w3.org/TR/xproc/).
My eventual plan is to provide an XProc integration with Restlet in the smallx
project.
--Alex Milowski
or bad
resource) from amongst
valid ones by mapping it to a error handling resource. For example,
you might want to find all
paths then end with .js under a certain resource.
[1]
http://bitworking.org/projects/URI-Templates/draft-gregorio-uritemplate-01.html
--Alex Milowski
CLAP resources.
You can set this attribute by using a custom Filter set-up in your
Application.createRoot() method.
Enhancement checked in SVN trunk. Let me know if this works for you.
I'll check it out and let you know.
Thanks!
--Alex Milowski
?
Has anyone tried JRuby or Groovy with Restlets ?
--Alex Milowski
.
Maybe we need a new Finder called ClassResourceFinder such that you can do:
router.attach(/content,new ClassResourceFinder(MyApp.clas,content));
and get resources from getResource() calls against the ClassLoader.
--Alex Milowski
should be. Further, the
class loaded could use multiple jar files and so there isn't a way
to construct one URI.
All that complexity is avoided by using:
MyApp.class.getResourceAsStream(path);
I'm testing some code right now for this and I'll try to post an example later.
--Alex Milowski
)
{
if (getLogger().isLoggable(Level.FINE)) {
getLogger().info(Class resource: +path);
}
InputStream is = baseClass.getResourceAsStream(path);
if (is==null) {
return null;
} else {
return new InputRepresentation(is,type);
}
}
}
--Alex Milowski
protocol is gong to
be much more useful. In the case of P2P computing, handling responses
asynchronously lets the sender continue to do useful work while waiting for
the response.
--Alex Milowski
script. I haven't tried using the
trunk. I'll try if I have time to do so tonight or tomorrow.
--Alex Milowski
On 8/22/07, Jerome Louvel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Alex,
In the end, when you add the server the domain name resolves
to a single
IP address that is the bind address for the server. My only
suggestion is that
if I can use a name to set the bind address I should be able
to use
to a numeric IP address and that is what you see in the logs.
I don't see the issue with allowing VirtualHost.setServerAddress() to do the
same a resolve a domain name to a numeric IP address. If you give it the
wrong domain name that is the same error as giving it the wrong IP address.
--Alex
the right thing and handle both domain names and numeric
ip addresses and so this would be easy to implement as either. Internally,
we could resolve any domain names to a specific numeric ip address and use
that for matching.
--Alex Milowski
-Cookie header is there?
[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3829
[2] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2691
--Alex Milowski
and not available via
public methods
on the Component class.
I suggest this is filed as an enhancement to provide a way to reload
the virtual
hosts from the host list. It should be very easy to implement but
probably requires
a special method on Component.
--Alex Milowski
;
}
this.context = new Context(logName);
}
return this.context;
}
--Alex Milowski
a certain time has passed (in
Firefox I believe it's 30 seconds), another POST request will go through.
Was this ever resolved? I don't see an issue filed on this one.
I've been testing atomojo and found the same issue.
I suppose I should just switch from the simple framework to Jetty.
--Alex
and System.err uses in Base64.java that would be
better served as either an exception or being set to a Logger instance.
--Alex Milowski
header could remain and randomly allow another user into a resource
for which they
do not have access.
--Alex Milowski
of the APP spec does the current version support? say in
comparison to apache abdera.
I don't support server side categories and I don't support etags otherwise
the code should be inline with the current version of the APP.
--Alex Milowski
)this.connection;
+ https.setHostnameVerifier(HostnameVerifier.DEFAULT);
+}
+
// These properties can only be used with Java 1.5 and upper
// releases
--Alex Milowski
=281
That should do it. To use the not-yet-commons-ssl code I'd have to
write a little bootstrap class since they use a static field. ...but that's OK
with me.
--Alex Milowski
/O/myterm
I believe the problem is in Template.java but I haven't really dug
into the code yet.
--Alex Milowski
Turning on fine logging I get the following. It looks the route
handling is correct. Is it
possible that the Reference class is doing something bad ?
Jul 17, 2007 10:49:01 AM com.noelios.restlet.component.HostRoute beforeHandle
FINE: New base URI: https://localhost:8080
Jul 17, 2007 10:49:01
*sigh*
My bug. I take the remaining part and create a new Reference() instance along
the way. That explains everything.
At least I got to dig into the code and understand it a bit better. :)
--Alex Milowski
. If the address is specified, an InetAddress instance
needs to be specified on the constructor. The same needs to be done for https.
I think I can patch the code and see if I can get it to work.
--Alex Milowski
work.
This is a library
I've been developing for streaming XML and is now hosted on google's code
hosting (it was on java.net). It's been around for almost 6-7 years now.
That would create a new library dependency and I'm not sure you'd want to
do that.
--Alex Milowski
or a trick
that I need to do to get this to work?
--Alex Milowski
to this project except that it should be
easier to build now and it has an official home.
The code lets you run the embedded version of eXist and then access it
through Client
calls.
--Alex Milowski
as well.
The biggest issue in implementing the atom protocol is the storage
and retrieval of feeds. I'm using eXist to store the XML and Derby
to store relational metadata about them. That would have to be
abstracted out in a restlet-provided implementation.
--Alex Milowski
, but getting something basic running isn't so hard.
--Alex Milowski
() {
return getContext().getLogger();
}
public SeriesParameter getParameters() {
return getContext().getParameters();
}
};
but that seems like it might be useless if the context is shadowed somehow.
--Alex Milowski
) {
protected boolean checkSecret(String user,char [] password) {
...db lookup code...
}
};
and the guarded application is added through the setNext() method.
--Alex Milowski
setup my routing
paths without a trailing slash so that I can re-use objects that contain
routers that start with a slash?
--Alex Milowski
If I need to get a Slug header, I can do:
Form headers =
getRequest().getAttributes().get(org.restlet.http.headers);
String slug = headers.getValues(Slug);
but is that Slug or slug or does it not matter? For a header, it
should be case-insensitive.
--Alex Milowski
)) ...
So, what I am missing about how Reference is handled
when it is passed to a client helper?
--Alex Milowski
parts of your URIs, like relying on the getPath() method.
Ah. OK.
Reading the javadoc a little more carefully... there is a note there about some
prerequisites. :)
This makes more sense. Thanks!
--Alex Milowski
(application/xquery)) );
--Alex Milowski
this.
--Alex Milowski
What is the relationship of the Restlet project to JSR 311: JavaTM API for
RESTful Web Services ?
http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=311
There are some of the same people involved.
--Alex Milowski
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