Hello,
I know it is a little bit out of scope, but I would like to know if porting
Restlets in Go language would interest someone.
I'm quite sure that Go will become an important language in a foreseeable
future, and its characteristics would suit perfectly for restlets too,
especially its
Hello,
I would like to know if it is possible to have at the same time both HTTPS
and HTTP access to the same restlets?
The use case is the following :
my restlet server (not into a servlet container) must be access locally and
remotely ; I would like locally to access it in HTTP, and remotely in
Hi Alex,
Thanks for your report. I've just fixed the potential NPE in the JsonConverter
class and in other similar converters.
Best regards,
Jerome
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Hi Xavier,
This is definitely possible, just declare two server connectors, one with the
Protocol.HTTP value and the other with Protocol.HTTPS and the required
configuration parameters. Of course, they’ll listen on separate ports (80 and
443 by default). Both connectors will route calls to
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the report, I've just fixed it in SVN trunk.
Best regards,
Jerome
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Hello,
When I try to run Restlet Extension - JAXB (2.0.0.0) bundle in Felix,
it seems that the jaxb package is not found, the following error occured :
INFO: Unable to register the helper org.restlet.ext.jaxb.JaxbConverter
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.restlet.ext.jaxb.JaxbConverter
Update:
I switched form the 2.0.0 (stable) version to the latest snapshot, and things
seem somewhat improved.
I was seeing quite a lot of NPE's usually trying to access the request entity
and also a lot of socket timeouts, but after 50+ tests I only had one socket
timeout failure (previously
I think you only have to ensure that connectors for both protocols are available, add the protocoll to your server, and everythink should work fine.best regards Stephan
Von: "Xavier Mhaut" xavier.meh...@free.frGesendet: 30.08.2010 09:30:12An: discuss@restlet.tigris.orgBetreff: Restlets in both
I can confirm that too.
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Thanks, that makes sense.
I was using the 2.0.0 GAE testing release. Switching to the 2.0 GAE unstable
snapshot seems to have resolved the issue so it's likely I was affected by the
issue you describe.
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Sorry, I think I'm being a bit af a noob, but I have searched without success
to find how your set 'withCredentials' attribute of the underlying
XMLHttpRequest in retlet RPC calls in GWT.
And yes (before somebody asks) I am doing XSS ;-)
PLEASE could somebody point me in the right direction.
Turns out there was an exception on the server side, and the object I
expected was never returned. Works fine now!
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Hi Thierry,
Re #1: The FAQ modification looks great. That last sentence would have put me
on the right trail. Why return 405 instead of 500 in a case like this, though?
Re #2: Absolutely makes sense.
Thanks!
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hello jerome
i don t know if this proposition falls into this category, but it could be nice
to have a video resource with several representations, eg h264 into several
video container, or mpeg4 or webm, ...
so we could have easily a http video server with restlets like the one we may
have with
Hello Tim,
I'm sorry for my very late answer.
You can also wrap the response's representation into a custom one that aims
at applying the minification process. You can have a look at the Encoder
filter, especially in the encode method which uses an
EncodeRepresentation.
Best regards,
Thierry
Yes it does.
Really wierd error this one, since one resource is working and the other is
not...
/Daniel
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