RE: Hi, friends

Hi Reiner, In Restlet 1.1 M4, you don't need to use the SpringApplication class anymore as we have added similar features on Application class directly. Just use org.restlet.Application instead. Best regards, Jerome _ De : Reiner Rodriguez Alvarez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé

Returning multiple representations of a resource

Hi, I'm using restlet version 1.0.10 (stable) and I'm basing my implementation on the firstResource tutorial at http://www.restlet.org/documentation/1.0/firstResource I have resources which have two potential representations: HTML and XML I would like to know how my client/requester can specify

RE: ExecutorService (Was: 1.1m4 release notes)

Hi Tim, I've just committed the following changes: - renamed jdkExecutorService parameter - used your RestletThreadFactory implementation - added shutdownAllowed property (false by default) to TaskService Thanks for your patience and suggestions! Best regards, Jerome _ De :

Re: Returning multiple representations of a resource

Hello Dennis, I would like to know how my client/requester can specify that he would like to retrieve the HTML representation, given the code below. client.get is a shortcut that does not allow you to customize the underlying request. Thus, you need the following lines of code: Request

Re: Returning multiple representations of a resource

Hi Thierry, Thanks for the quick reply! Your code snippets hit the spot. -- Thanks and kind regards, Dennis Lo On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 5:11 PM, Thierry Boileau [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote: Hello Dennis, I would like to know how my client/requester can specify that he would like to retrieve

RE: Restlet Servlet and Security

Hi Rob, There is now (recent 1.1 builds, maybe 1.1 M4 as well) a slightly more compact way to get the Servlet request using this static method: ServletCall.getRequest(yourRestletRequest); The ServletCall class is available in the com.noelios.restlet.ext.servlet extension. Best regards,

Re: Restlet Servlet and Security

Whoops, I clipped the wrong thing from a previous thread ... you did tell me this on Jun 11 =) On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 3:26 AM, Jerome Louvel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ServletCall.getRequest(yourRestletRequest);

Re: Restlet Servlet and Security

I'll think about providing an anonymized version of our security filter code, but meanwhile, another question occurs to me. I was assuming that we have to use the Restlet servlet, but maybe that's not actually true? Our existing servlet is a controller that dispatches to different server code

Re: Restlet Servlet and Security

The separation between the (org.restlet) API and (com.noelios.restlet) RI means that you can write API compliant code that runs under a different implementation. I think Restlet's ServerServlet is the easiest way to go, though, you will need much less plumbing. I was thinking more of a gutted

Re: Restlet Servlet and Security

Then I wouldn't think your Restlet code would need to know about any of this. Simply chain your security filter (...etc...) to ServerServlet; ServerServlet will run in the correct security context. That was what I was hoping to hear. Thanks...

Re: How to create multiple https connector with different certificates?

Hi, You would need one of the latest subversion revisions to do this. Some changes regarding this problem are very recent (yesterday). You can do this by having a Context per Server and a distinct SslContextFactory in each. The documentation will improve, meanwhile you can check these two

Multiple Charsets with 1.1M5

Now that I've upgraded, any proxy code I have seems to be returning multiple charset parameters. That is, I have code that makes a call to another web service. I take the Representation instance received and return that as the Representation for the response call: Client client = ...