Hello,
I'm porting one of my Restlet/GWT-based applications to Google App Engine.
At some point, the application tries to get some XML from another server:
Client client = new Client(Protocol.HTTP);
Response response = client.get(uri);
This was working before. Now, I get the following response
Can admin delete this as I double posted by mistake - thanks.
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Hello,
This is working for me:
Button getXMLButton = new Button(Get XML);
getXMLButton.addClickListener(new ClickListener() {
@Override
public void onClick(Widget sender) {
final Client client = new Client(Protocol.HTTP);
Hi all,
i've faced a similar problem, so let me share how i solved it.
I'm running Restlet within a tomcat instance, and I want to have
representations encoded using JSP pages. I also want to delegate the JSP
encoding to the tomcat JSP engine to re-use other resources/jsps from my
webapp.
What
I worked with weblogic support and we proved that weblogic support the PUT
request.
helen chen hc...@aip.org 04/06/09 8:37 AM
Hi Thierry,
I tested the POST method and it works. So I think you are right, there maybe
some configuration in weblogic that stoped PUT request. I'm going to contact
This works for me, too.
Forgot to mention that my problem occurs on the server-side!
Olivier
Hello,
This is working for me:
Button getXMLButton = new Button(Get XML);
getXMLButton.addClickListener(new ClickListener() {
@Override
public void
On Apr 22, 2009, at 04:41 , Tal Liron wrote:
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Thanks, John.
De nada.
You're right, and of course I am abstracting the core behaviors! My
solution so far is actually the opposite of what you suggest. I have
two
root classes, one for Item, one for Items. Each in turn routes
to a
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