Hi Alex,
Could we take the problem if a different way then: what is missing in the
existing Restlet Atom client from your point of view, and where do you think
you could help fixing the holes?
Last time I've worked on it, the parsing was mostly working, which is what
we need for a client. The
Hi Billy,
I'd like to mention that usage of the multipart form (often called file
upload) content type is not necessary in your scenario. It is only useful
when you post from a browser client.
In other cases, where the client is a programmatic client, you can simply
POST a representation
Hi Jon,
The concept of Representation transparently allows you to do this. You just
have to set the Response's entity to a streamable representation, like an
OuputRepresentation subclass (which will require you to override
write(OutputStream)).
For an example, you can look at XmlRepresentation
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