Hi all,
I want to set the "Accept" request header but I am frustrated in my
attempts.
When I try to set the headers in the request the HttpConverter informs me:
Addition of the standard header "Accept" is not allowed. Please use
the Restlet API instead.
... but I cannot find where in the
On 3/17/09 12:54 PM, "Marcin Pikula" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have an restlet application which is working very well running
> standalone. But I need to deploy it in a Tomcat. When I try to access my app
> I always get the following screen:
>
> Unable to return the xml representation.
>
> You c
Hi all,
I have an restlet application which is working very well running
standalone. But I need to deploy it in a Tomcat. When I try to access my app
I always get the following screen:
Unable to return the xml representation.
You can get technical details here.
Please continue your visit at our
Hi all,
I have an restlet application which is working very well running standalone.
But I need to deploy it in a Tomcat. When I try to access my app I always get
the following screen:
Unable to return the xml representation.
You can get technical details here.
Please continue your visit at o
Jerome,
Thank you for your response, yes I did try passing an instance of the
ValidationEventHandler to the JaxbRepresentation constructor but the callback
method was not invoked. I will continue to experiement...
Thank you
Adnan
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Hello Endrio,
as said Jérôme, the client and server connectors interpretes the HTTP
packets in order to build high level objects => Request [1] and Response
[2].
From the point of view of a Restlet-based client, the Response object
contains a representation of the requested resource (assuming
Endrio,
What a creative email title! Not sure it usually helps to get a prompt
answer :)
To get you started, you just need the "org.restlet.jar" (if you are using
Restlet 1.2 M1), otherwise you also need "com.noelios.restlet.jar".
With those two JARs in your classpath, you have built-in/internal
Hi we're 3 italian students and we have to plan a restful architecture using
RESTLET.
We ask help to you becouse you're the developer of RESTLET.
If you are not, we ask to you a e-mail contact of the developer if you know it.
The architecture have to implement a B2B message exchange in xml forma
Hi there,
Could you explain us what doesn't work and post your current code?
Best regards,
Jerome Louvel
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Hi Adnan,
Did you pass an instance of ValidationEventHandler of the JaxbRepresentation
constructor?
I've also just added a JaxbRepresentation#setValidationEventHandler method
to allow post-construction setting of the property which is used by the
getObject() method to send validation events.
Bes
Hello Mike,
I think you can override the "doHandle(Request)" method. Just test the
method of the request, if it is a GET then call accept(Request,
Response), otherwise call super.doHandle(Request, Response).
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
> Thanks Thierry! You might consider adding this info to
Hi Romilly,
The task service is managing a pool of threads via the ExecutorService
interface, which is recommended over straight threads. It allows changing the
threading policy without impacting application code. It also has a proper
shutdown mechanism which is hooked to the Component life cy
Thanks Thierry! You might consider adding this info to the guide, because it
wasn't clear to me where Guards lived in the chain of calls. Thinking of the
Resources and Guards as a tree helped make it clear.
One follow-up question: how can I have a Guard only care about certain
requests? For e
Hi there,
Individual JARs are available from our Maven repository. For the Restlet-GWT
module, you only need one JAR available here:
http://maven.restlet.org/org/restlet/org.restlet.gwt/
Currently, we have only one (large) distribution, but we plan on having
several ones in the future.
Best reg
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