Re: Restlet 1.0.4 released
Hello all, as you may have noticed, the public repository has been updated. best regards, Thierry Boileau I am sorry! Now I see, I mistakenly thought the public Maven repository was Maven central repository instead of maven.restlet.org http://maven.restlet.org. Once again, my apologizes! Have a nice day, Marcel On 7/28/07, *Geoffrey Wiseman* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 7/28/07, *Marcel Schepers* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Jerome, Are you sure about maven.restlet.org http://maven.restlet.org, because I can not see 1.0.4 version? Have a nice day, Marcel That's why it has been decided to launch two dedicated Maven repositories. The first one is freely accessible from http://maven.restlet.org http://maven.restlet.org/ and contains all Restlet JARs and third party dependencies that aren't available in the main public Maven repository. It will be automatically refreshed on the 1st and on the 15th of each month. Another repository is available at http://maven.noelios.com http://maven.noelios.com/ for the customers who subscribed to one of the professional support plans. This repository is directly integrated with the release process and as soon as a new release is made, it is available from this repository, with no further delay. -- Geoffrey Wiseman
Re: Atom Support
On 7/31/07, Jim Alateras [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Alex/Jerome, I am also interested in incorporated APP client and server capabilities in our application. I have a couple of questions more so for Alex than Jerome. 1. From the little I've read on atomojo there seems to be a database dependency on the component. Is this still the case? Yes. It stores the feeds in the eXist XML database and indexes them using derby. I plan to allow configurations that store media entry's resource (the resource you stored) external to the eXist database and then just store the atom entry in the XML DB. That's an optimization for certain media types like video that would be better served outside of eXist. Although, eXist is good at storing large binaries, I suspect the transfer rate will be better off the raw filesystem. The client code doesn't require that (of course). 2. How much 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
RE: support for apache abdera
We implemented an APP-based datastore using restlets and abdera. Was there something in particular you wanted to know? --Chuck -Original Message- From: Jim Alateras [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 12:10 AM To: discuss@restlet.tigris.org Subject: support for apache abdera Just wondering whether anyone has integrated aspects of Apache Abdera using the restlet framework. cheers /jima
