Hi,
that's fine! I didn't notice that the @Get and @Delete methods where using
parameters.
In the Restlet framework, the parameter correspond to the entity of the
request. The other parameters located in the path or the query of the
URIs are, well, located in the URI and are part of the
The problem is finally resolved!
As i mentioned before in the previous release it was working, but after
upgrading the app to the new Android platform and foundations, it stopped
working. I didn't mention it, but only one method works
@Put
public void store(SafeNote note);
Two other method are
Hello,
does it stop working only for PUT requests? In this case, this is due to an
issue with GAE (cf
http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_2.1/13-restlet/21-restlet/318-restlet/303-restlet.html
).
Resltet 2.1 proposes a fix for that :
GAE doesn't support HTTP chunked encoding, therefore serialized
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