Okay this is my problem. I was assuming that i would get the wrapped
representation once it hits my resource by i get the
DecodeRepresentation instance instead.
Can I configure my Application so that the wrapped representation is
sent to my resource class rather than the DecodeRepresentation?
Hi Jim,
The Application.decoderService is already able to automatically decode
incoming compressed representations. If you prefer to disable this
behavior, just do:
myApp.getDecoderService().setEnabled(false);
before starting the application.
Best,
Jerome
2007/10/9, Jim Alateras [EMAIL
Hi all. I have started using restlet since last month and am impressed with the
simplicity it offers.
However, I bumped into a problem with using Guards earlier and could not figure
out a good way to get around it.
Basically I have one Restlet TestRestlet that handles both GET and POST
requests.
At Mon, 8 Oct 2007 17:35:00 + (UTC),
Sean Landis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Regarding my previous comments regarding a test using curl; it appears curl
is hung up on the fact that content length has a value and there is no
entity. I did determine that Restlet does remove the content. Sorry
On 10/9/07, Jerome Louvel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good idea, I've entered a RFE for this documentation task:
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=369
What's the best way for me (or anyone else) to report other concurrency and
documentation issues that I encounter? In this
Nope, this doesn't work:
Directory d = new Directory(getContext(),
clap: //thread/client-bin);
d.setNegotiateContent(false);
d.setIndexName(index.html);
guard1.setNext(d);
Though this does:
Directory d = new Directory(getContext(),
file: //home/imaginary/build/dir/client-bin);
Rob, great call, switching to Jetty did the trick. Thanks!
On 10/8/07, Rob Heittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Simple has given me some indigestion on OS X 10.4. Any chance you can try it
with the regular java.net HTTP connector and/or Jetty and see if you get the
same result? That would help
Patson patson.luk at timesearchinc.com writes:
Hi all. I have started using restlet since last month and am impressed with
the
simplicity it offers.
However, I bumped into a problem with using Guards earlier and could not
figure
out a good way to get around it.
Basically I have one
Jerome,
Ignore this last questionbasically i has an invalid test case.
cheers
/jima
Jerome Louvel wrote:
Hi Jim,
I'm not 100% sure I understand what you exactly want to do:
* For the encoding/client side, your approach is OK.
* For the decoding/server side, you can directly use the
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