Thank you for replying.
I can't extend ListNews.T he error I get from Eclipse is: The type
ListNews cannot be the superclass of NewsList; a superclass must be a
class
My question is, how do you pass the ListT to client-side if you needed
this? (Please show an example with JacksonRepresentation).
The example is all wrong IMHO, it should look something like this
ListNumber emails = (newJacksonRepresentationListNumber(rep, new
ArrayListNumber())).getObject();
The point here is that the constructor is looking for an object of type T.
@SuppressWarnings(unchecked)
public
This code works for me.
http://restlet-discuss.1400322.n2.nabble.com/file/n7520180/VenueServerResource.java
VenueServerResource.java
http://restlet-discuss.1400322.n2.nabble.com/file/n7520180/VenuePersist.java
VenuePersist.java
Hello,
when hosted by a servlet container a Restlet-based application is not
started by default and not even instantiated. The first call to the servlet
container allows to instantiate the application and start it.
I wonder if your code makes some assumptions about the fact that the
application
Hello Thierry,
I'm using the (default) simple server connector, and the soak testing is done
via LoadUI, which uses Apache-HttpClient behind the scenes. Would you suggest I
used the jetty connector instead?
Merci,
Ioannis
Hello Ioannis,
could you tell us what kind of client and server are
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