Hello Alex,
did you try to update the list of client connectors registered by the
Component?
You can make a call such as Component#getClients().add(Protocol.CLAP);
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Hi,
I am integrating Guice and Restlet in an approach that involves using
ServletAdapter instead
Hello all,
I would like to add that you can still keep your server running by using
one of the provided server connectors such as jetty or simple.
Juste complete the classpath (don't update your code) with the extension
jar and its dependencies : org.restlet.ext.extension.jar, and
Hello all,
I think this could be a little bit simpler. The first step is to code your
application without regarding the way you will serve it.
By design, Application is the right unit of code desired, you are
basically required to complete the createInboundRoot method :
@Override
public
Hello Grant,
I'm not sure I follow. The problem isn't that it doesn't send chunked
encoding. It's that it thinks all JSON messages are chunked due to the
JacksonRepresentation not setting the size value correctly.
Actually, using chunked encoding for representations is not a problem, and
as
Hello all,
thanks for claiming this : I've entered a new issue
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1378.
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Did anybody log an issue for this? I didn't see one, but I don't want to
log
a dup.
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Hello Andy,
do you mean that the response will get the entity a little bit later in
your code?
Are you trying to set the Tag in the doInit method?
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
I'd like to set an ETag response header while processing a request within
my ServerResource subclass. I tried
I think Andy is talking about a ServerResource subclass with an annotated
method returning a value that will later be converted into a
Representation. In that case there is no existing Representation on which
to call setTag. The way I handle this is to override toRepresentation,
something like
Hi Tim,
perfect. As usual. :)
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
I think Andy is talking about a ServerResource subclass with an annotated
method returning a value that will later be converted into a
Representation. In that case there is no existing Representation on which
to call setTag. The way
Hi Thierry,
I understand how to set the protocol on Component. My problem is more
fundamental than that I think. When working with ServletAdapter, I don't have a
reference to Component anywhere at hand that I can find. The only Restlet
framework classes that I'm manipulating in my HttpServlet
Hi Alex,
thanks for the details.
Basically, the ClientResource needs a dedicated client inside its context
(in a wide sense). When hosted by a Component, such Context (in the sense
of instance of Context class or subclass) is provided by the Component
itself (it is a ComponentContext), which at
Hello Gabriel,
I think this is due to the constraint called Same origin policy (cf
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same_origin_policy).
Your web pages are served on localhost with port , which is considered
as distinct of your Rest backend listening on port 8112.
That does not means that you
Hello all,
by the way, we've just fixed a bug in the 2.1 branch and 2.2 trunk regarding
the choice of the right annotated method, when handling request's entities
(such as @Put, not @Get).
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
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Hello Thierry,
Thank you for pointing me to the correct direction.
So I figure out that one of the solutions could be to deploy the restlet
backend and the gwt on the same server and same port, however as you says, this
could not be always true, as I would like that my restlet backend could
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