Jerome Louvel contact at noelios.com writes:
JUnit tests are very easy to write. Look at the simple example attached.
Done. Sorry it took so long...
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=516
... I see you committed some changes to DateUtils that may render it obsolete.
But you
Jerome Louvel contact at noelios.com writes:
Good catch! This is now fixed as suggested in SVN trunk and 1.0 branch.
For those not using the SVN trunk, the workaround that worked for me was
increasing the header buffer to 8 KB:
private static final int HEADER_BUFFER = 8 * 1024;
Regarding the conditional GET support, is there any reason why you don't
rely on the built-in support that we provide for Resource subclasses?
I wasn't aware this support was built-in... is there documentation somewhere
for this? All I needed was to be able to set the Last Modified header and
William Pietri william at scissor.com writes:
request.getCookies().add(new Cookie(PreferredLanguage,en-us));
Hi David and William,
I think you might need to try a slightly different method. What works for me is
creating a CookieSetting object, like this:
final CookieSetting cookie = new
Hi,
I've implemented my own authentication scheme using cookies and LDAP. Is there a
way to set the remote user field (or one of the other fields) so that users
will show up in the access log? (then they'll get parsed by Analog)
Thanks for your help, and I should also say thanks for building and
Hi,
I'm running a Restlet (1.0.7) webserver and recently implemented an AJAXish call
using the Yahoo UI Connect library. It normally works but on some edge case I
haven't found, it causes the server to spurt a literally endless stream of these
exceptions:
Jan 25, 2008 6:01:45 PM
Hi,
The Directory Restlet is a really convenient way to serve an entire directory of
static content. But by default it all expires within 10 minutes. Is there a way
to change a Directory so that it returns files with a custom time to live (the
way FileRepresentation does for individual files)? If
Kevin Conaway kevin.conaway at gmail.com writes:
Would it be possible add a new class called URI to facilitate building URIs to
use in client calls? It can be cumbersome to either build the uri as a string
by hand or use the heavy Reference class.I suggest adding a lightweight class
called URI
Hi,
I've got a Restlet 1.0.6-based application and I'd like to implement
authentication for a subset of functionality. There's a nice example of how to
use HTTP Basic authentication, but I noticed there's also a
ChallengeScheme.HTTP_NTLM constant defined. It seems to be relatively
undocumented;
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