Hello,
Do you know in which version it used to work fine ? We can downgrade or
upgrade to that version . Also, how can I download that version ?
Thanks
Deep
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We have a restlet server and client. We need to pass the error status and
exceptions back to the client so that the client can take appropriate
actions depending on the error status code. I read about StatusService and
using response.setStatus() method but I can't get the specific exceptions
I have over ridden the getStatus method of the custom status service and set
the status and returned it. I have tried various things but the status on
the client side always show as Server Internal Error and no error message /
description is available. I've confirmed that the getStatus method is
Thanks Tim for your response. Earlier I was using 2.0.9 and after your
response, I tried with 2.1-RC2. However, I see the same result :((. Code in
the status is 507 and description = Insufficient Storage
In apache logs, I see
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Jan 25, 2012 12:16:56
Hello all RESTlet experts,
I am new to RESTful web services and RESTlet. WE only have experience
building servlet based web applications (Servlet/JSP on JBoss/Apache). Now,
we are building a RESTlet based application where the server side API would
be used by two types of clients - web using
We are really stuck. Any help please on this query is appreciated.
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Hello,
I am new to RESTLet and using 2.0.9. What I want to do is have multiple
methods with @Get @POST annotation. I have access to the VO classes
(value objects) and so I don't need to use JSON or XML representation. I
have used the excellent tutorial available at
I don't see a section called Annotations Parameter. Am I missing some thing
here ? Also, is there any tutorial or documentation with details @
annotation in RestLet.
Thanks,
Deep
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Hi,
Now when I invoke the Restful web svc with POST request, I get an exception:
org.restlet.client.resource.ResourceException:
*Unsupported Media Type*
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The web service is running on localhost:8080 under tomcat and is designed
using SPRING REST framework.
Below is the client code from GWT
Hello,
I have been trying to debug the issue that I am having while trying to
invoke Restful web service via GWT client.
I am using GWT 2.0 and restlet-gwt-2.0rc2. What I did today is I tried with
a stand alone client (using restlet-jse-2.0rc2) and try to invoke the web
service
Thanks. That was same origin policy issue. I deployed the web app to tomcat
(localhost:8080 ) and it worked!!. However, my other issue of POST with
serialized User object still persists. I had submitted other posts
yestereday. Any idea what could be causing that ? Thanks.
-Deep
On Fri, Apr 9,
I tried the workaround solution suggested by you i.e. I returned a User
object instead of String. However, now I get this run time exception *Internal
Connector Error (1002) *when I invoke the web svc (exception after the code
below). The code is :
btSubmit.addClickHandler(new ClickHandler() {
Hello,
I am using GWT 2.0 and restlet-gwt-2.0rc2 to develop a client that will
invoke REST web services. The web service accepts a POST request with a User
object. I followed the example at
http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_2.0/13-restlet/21-restlet/318-restlet/303-restlet.html
.
The only difference
Thanks Thierry for your response. This helped a lot!!
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Hello,
I am using GWT 2.0 and restlet-gwt-2.0rc2 to develop a client that will
invoke REST web services. The web service accepts a POST request with a User
object. I followed the example at
http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_2.0/13-restlet/21-restlet/318-restlet/303-restlet.html
.
The only difference
Thanks a *lot* for a prompt response. I will try with the changes you have
suggested. To confirm - Is this a bug in RESTLET or GWT or something I am
doing wrong ?
-Thanks,
Deepak
On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 6:06 PM, Thierry Boileau [via Restlet Discuss]
Hi Harald,
I am also working to develop a RESTLET based GWT client. And I am a newbie to
both RESTLET and GWT. Can you pls provide an example how to submit a FORM i.e.
invoke a RESTful web service using the FORM data in RESTLET based GWT client? I
hope my question is clear.
Thanks for your
I am trying to develop a GWT client that will call RESTful web services on the
server side. Can you please provide a example code that demonstrates how to
send a POST HTTP request using GWT FormPanel ? How should I send the data ? Any
help will be appreciated.
My code is like:
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