Hello Shawn,
glad to hear it worked.
As for the explanation. Check the javadocs and the sources for the
TunnelService stuff while keeping in mind the explanation I gave on my
1st answer. You can think of this setting like an Restlet internal
rewriting of 'bad' HTTP headers for lazy/badly
designed
This worked:
this.getTunnelService().setUserAgentTunnel(true);
Can you explain a little more why it works so I understand what is going on?
Shawn
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IE (all versions from IE6 to IE8 IIRC, not 100% sure about IE6), send
the Accept: */* HTTP header, meaning basically that it will accept any
format for the representation of the resource (even if it's a WEB
browser, supposed to get mostly HTML pages). This sometimes triggers
'funny' or unexpected b
Restlet 2.0.1
I have two Get annotations defined:
@Get("htm|html")
and
@Get
The get @Get returns a serializable object which jackson serializes to json.
However when I put the url in a browser I would expect the @Get("htm|html") to
be called.
I put in some print statement and it seems interne
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