On #1, I don't know much about Atom but if it's an XML type feed, I'd extend
XmlRepresentation, SaxRepresentation, or DomRepresentation, or at the very
least OutputRepresentation (which the API recommends as a good starting point
for user defined Representations).
On #2, the incoming
Hi,
On #1 : I share Rob's point of view.
on #2 : when using an HTTP server extension such as Jetty, Simple or
AsynchWeb, all call classes derive from the
com.noelios.restlet.http.HttpServerCall which converts the request
entity into an InputRepresentation (have a look the method
Perhaps a WIKI on restlet.org with a general/open examples section
would be great so that examples could be uploaded and discussions can
be had on the uploaded examples..
I would then upload my solution to configuring components using an XML
file (JAXB and handler classes). Chris could upload
Jerome Louvel wrote:
...
Agreed, the tutorial needs to be refocused. I'm considering writing a
separate tutorial that will focus only on Restlet Applications, Resources
and Representations, going through a more real life example. If Chris
Winters wants to contribute his BookStore application to
Hi Piyush,
I find that the Resource and its representations is a central part of
the dissertation but the tutorial somehow doesn't bring that to the
fore. Would you agree on that?
I do :-) and there is a plan to fill this hole:
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=118
The
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