Re: Serving static content

[Thierry Boileau]

Hello Daz,

I've answered in the StackOverFlow forum.

Best regards,
Thierry Boileau


2014-02-04 Daz :

> I've made this question on stackoverflow but to no success yet.
> (Here's the link:
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21533787/restlet-serving-static-content-android)
>
> I'm using Restlet in Android.
>
> I've the REST part working fine but now I need to serve static pages to
> the user and here is where I'm stuck.
>
> I've the following router:
> this.attach("/web_resources/{uid}", staticContentRestlet);
>
> If the user goes to http://10.17.1.72:8080/web_resources/index.html
> which is my phone's ip, it will get 200 status for the index file, as
> expected, but it will get 404 on all request to get the CSS file,
> javascript file and so on... They are all placed in web_resources/js/,
> web_resources/css/ and web_resources/img/ folders.
>
> While googling around I found out this bug report:
> http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1240
>
> And I tried to use wildcards to load up all the content.
> So I added the following code:
> this.attach("/web_resources/{part1}/{part2*}", testRestlet);
>
> But if I load up the following url:
> /web_resources/js/transfer/services.js
> it returns a 404 for the service.js file
>
> Using only: this.attach("/web_resources/{part1*}", testRestlet);
> doesn't solve the problem...
>
> So it seems that the "*" wildcard does nothing. Maybe the bug wasn't fixed
> yet? Or am I missing something here?
>
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Serving static content

[Daz]

I've made this question on stackoverflow but to no success yet.
(Here's the link: 
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21533787/restlet-serving-static-content-android
 )

I'm using Restlet in Android.

I've the REST part working fine but now I need to serve static pages to the 
user and here is where I'm stuck.

I've the following router:
this.attach("/web_resources/{uid}", staticContentRestlet);

If the user goes to http://10.17.1.72:8080/web_resources/index.html
which is my phone's ip, it will get 200 status for the index file, as expected, 
but it will get 404 on all request to get the CSS file, javascript file and so 
on... They are all placed in web_resources/js/, web_resources/css/ and 
web_resources/img/ folders.

While googling around I found out this bug report:
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1240

And I tried to use wildcards to load up all the content.
So I added the following code: 
this.attach("/web_resources/{part1}/{part2*}", testRestlet);

But if I load up the following url: 
/web_resources/js/transfer/services.js
it returns a 404 for the service.js file

Using only: this.attach("/web_resources/{part1*}", testRestlet);
doesn't solve the problem...

So it seems that the "*" wildcard does nothing. Maybe the bug wasn't fixed yet? 
Or am I missing something here?

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