Sounds good.
/Rasmus
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 8:26 PM, Rob Heittman [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Sounds perfectly reasonable. I think Jerome's still on vacation -- I'll
try my hand at implementing it.
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Would it be
Hi Hannes,
I had a look at the issue and I don't see what's wrong. I was able to
send a serialized object from a client using UTF-8 to a server using
ISO-8859-1 without encoding issues.
Could you send us a reproductible test case, and send us also the trace
of the following code on both client
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I've updated the issue 514.
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Can
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Hi Christy,
this message appears when a resource (i.e. an instance of a subclass
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Hello Paolo,
to my mind, this message is not the sign of a problem. I get it
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Hi Michael,
If you are talking about the
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Hi Bruno,
is the org.jssutils package hosted in our Maven repos the same than
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Thanks for your remark. I've
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Hi Bora and Vincent.
Bora, does Vincent's answer fit your needs? Do you need
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Hi James and Sanjay,
just in order to complete James answer which is completely
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Hello Vincent,
this question comes back now and then (see [1] and [2]). The current
conclusion is that, as some other implementations, it has been decided
to forbid empty entities for PUT requests inside Restlet according to a
strict interpretation
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Hello John,
1) I tried deriving my Application from WadlApplication, called
setAutoDescribed(true), and tested. I can get the WADL, but not using my
/v1/* URI. If I use the /v1/* URI, I get a 404; I have to use just
the /v1/ URI, I get a
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Hello,
I'm afraid the Template class does not allow you to set the variables as
you need.
I think it is simpler to define yor own templae class based on a reg exp
anduse it when you define the routes:
router.getRoutes().add(
new
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Hi Carlos,
That's a good remark since you point a bug.
That's a very good remark because I just wonder if this feature has
already been implemented...
I'll fix it asap.
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thanks a lot for reporting this issue. I've fixed it in the maven directory.
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Hi Zsolt,
there is a sample resource in the following class:
org.restlet.example.book.restlet.ch10.VelocityResource.
As far as I can see in the code, I don't think it caches the template.
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Hello
I have a question
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Hello Sanjay,
sorry for the delay. This issue has been solved by the RC1 =
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=555
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Hi,
This question might have been asked and answered. If so, please excuse. I have
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Hello Paolo,
thanks for the report, I've updated the svn repository.
What kind of difficulties are you experiencing?
Could you send us a sample test application or give more details about
the way you define your application's routes, web.xml, etc?
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Hello Vincent,
is I don't know an acceptable answer? :)
Thanks for your suggestion, I've added a getMatrix method.
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Hello Jim,
you can have a look at this issue:
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=149
The idea was to support the content-md5 standard header and to allow
users to manually check the digest value of a representation.
Here is the
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Hello Erik,
it only means that you can use it. But, in a future release, manually
adding this header will be forbidden. In this case, you will have to use
the API instead.
Here is the current mapping between HTTP header and Restlet API:
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Hello Kris,
the javadocs is located into any distribution files. You can get them
fom http://www.restlet.org/downloads/.
1.1 RC1 is the current version of the 1.1 branch. However, you can still
get the 1.1m5 distribution files by following the
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Hi Michael,
as I'm not aware of the integration effort with OSGi I'm not able to
give you a quick answer.
Jérôme can answer you after his return from vacations on the 11th of
september.
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Hello Duong,
what kind of problem are you experiencing with the creation of directories?
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I don't mean to throw a wet blanket on the GWT discussion, but my
(limited) impression of GWT was that it was trying to
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Hello Kenji,
I'm a little surprised by the fact that the Filter#afterHandle method
does not work as expected. What kind of filter are you suspecting to
fail?
Anyway, I send you a sample code containing 3 classes: an application,
a resource and
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Hi Colin,
I think this has already been mentionned and fixed. Could you try with
the latest snapshot (http://www.restlet.org/downloads/snapshot.zip)?
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Hello Vincent,
thanks a lot for your help! I've fixed the NPE and updated the svn
repository. However, I will discuss this point with Jérôme.
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Hi,
I can get a NPE when i perform a HTTP OPTIONS request with a bad
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what kind of problem are you experiencing with the creation of directories?
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Wow, thank you Thierry.
(1) I will find time to try
Fantastic, Thierry. Thanks much.
Dumb question: how, or should, one integrate the notion of allow
post/allow put, etc, in the TestServer code?
Mark
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Hello Mark,
it may be too late, but I
Hi Mark,
the TestServer is a very simple server-side application using only a
Restlet.
In this case, if you want to handle only, let's say, GET requests, you
have to test it by yourself and generate correctly the response in the
handle(request, Response) method.
I suggest you develop the
In a real application, it is usually better to write high-level Resources
than Restlets, though wiring in a Restlet as in the Foo.zip example is often
the briefest way to return an HTTP response. Have a look at this tutorial,
if you haven't already:
Hi Duong,
1) No, the sample code is not based on GWT-RPC API. The server side is
based on Restlet and I simply answer to requests (in this case AJAX
requests) with a simple line of plain text (it could be XML)
2) Let me think about it! :)
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Could you send us a reproductible test case, and send us also the trace
of the following code on both client and server side?
I will try to reproduce it with a small test case and get back to you.
Best regards,
Hannes
Thanks for this, Thierry!
I have changed some names, made some more objects (a Component, Application,
and Resource ...) and wrapped it up into an Eclipse project with Ant build
script, hosted mode launcher, and a working server side, added tomcat's
web.xml, embedded the Restlet jars, and made
I'm using 1.0, so this may already be fixed in 1.1, but a quick search of
the list didn't turn up anything, so I thought I'd ask.
I'm using Basic HTTP Auth, and I've implemented a subclass of Guard, wherein
I've overridden doHandle(). I know that's not the recommended approach, but
I don't think
Anyone using this combo? Any tips? Just wanted to give a shout out. I'm
looking into using this combo, seems like a good fit. I would just use JSON
services with Restlet resources.
Thank you. In fact, that example made it to hardcopy and accompanied
me to lunch twice this week. Good stuff.
Mark
On Sep 11, 2008, at 10:06 AM, Rob Heittman wrote:
In a real application, it is usually better to write high-level
Resources than Restlets, though wiring in a Restlet as in
Hi Thierry,
Thank you for the sample codes.
I modifed the codes so they can show this problem.
You can see that Filter#afterHandle is called before
WriterRepresentation#write in the console.
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Kenji Tayama
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