Sometimes it seems like every tenth message to this list is asking a
variation of this question. I know that we're free to define our own
StatusService implementations, overriding getRepresentation, but wouldn't it
be nice if the *default* StatusService had support that would let us throw a
resourc
How can I provide a custom error handler for a service?
Case Study: I have this service which persists the Operation passed either by
xml or by json. The problem is, when a malformed structure is passed, the
server it returns a predefined error message.
@POST
@Consumes({"text/xml
It should be as simple as having
$RESTLET_HOME/lib/org.restlet.ext.simple.jar and
$RESTLET_HOME/lib/org.simpleframework_N.N/org.simpleframework.jar on your
classpath.
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 7:20 AM, Steve Ferris wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I cannot work out how to tell my standalone Restlet application to t
I have a restlet web service.
When the client requests some data from the web service, sometimes that data is
missing unexpectedly so I return a 404 (maybe it should be 500) error - and I
would like to add some extra detail along with the reponse. This would be good
for the client application t
Found the solution.
Resource bean must be scope prototype in spring context fine
refer
http://www.restlet.org/documentation/snapshot/jse/ext/org/restlet/ext/spring/SpringBeanRouter.htm
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Gaurav Gupta
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 4:43 PM, Gaurav Gupta wrote:
> Hey All,
>
> I followed
> http://www.mul
In summary, this is a reproducible bug: Using WriterRepresentation and the
internal connector with content of size > 1024 in 2.1-M4 (at least) on
Windows (at least) hangs the Restlet component.
WriterRepresentation is the supertype of JacksonRepresentation, so this
means you can't use Jackson with
Hi,
I cannot work out how to tell my standalone Restlet application to the use the
Simple framework as it's chosen server connector. Is this some method I have to
call or property to set?
I am using maven and have included the correct dependency.
thanks
Steve
Hey All,
I followed
http://www.mulesoft.org/documentation/display/RESTLET/User%27s+Guide#User%27sGuide-EmbeddingRestletsinMule
Querying http://localhost:9002 is working fine for one request. But when I
hit multiple request concurrently, most request fails with 404 status.
Although those response
We set the status code on the response and throw an exception.
When the StatusFilter intercepts this response, it overrides the status code
with 500 while keeping our original exception in place.
So the client sees our exception, but without the corresponding status code.
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btw the exception thats being thrown is a runtimeexception (dont know why that
decision was made, but that's what it is)
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I am able to run the code with no issues under GWT 2.2. The problem happens
when I switch to GWT 2.3. Are you sure the problem you fixed exists with GWT
2.2?
I guess it's possible that my code takes a different path under GWT 2.2 that
does not use Serializa​bleTypeOracleBuilder.
Thanks,
Mike
Greetings-
The Restlet JAXB extension (org.restlet.ext.jaxb) has a dependency on
javax.xml.bind.
For folks using a downloaded Restlet full distribution, that dependency is
satisfied by the exploded bundle shipped in the "lib/javax.xml.bind_2.1"
directory.
But, for folks using Maven (or Ivy in
I'm developing an application where a POST to /operations will create a new
Operation, a GET to /operations/{code} will either return the Operation in XML
or in JSON, depending on the Header parameter Accept.
In order to achieve the path, I had to use @Path("operations") in the class
declaratio
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