Hi Diego,
of course, you can share the answer to stackoverflow.
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
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Thank you very much for your answer.
I wanted to know if I could share it in Stackoverflow.com too, because I asked
the same question there.
Regards,
Diego
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Hello Diego,
I think it's fine if you share my answer of course!
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Thank you very much, Thierry.
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> I asked the same in Stackoverflow.com, if you don't have any problem I
> will share your answer there too.
>
> > Hello Diego,
> >
> > the common classes between the s
Hello Diego,
the common classes between the server and client parts (such as the classes
for the bean objects that are serialized/deserialized) must be located in
the same packages. The reason is that the serialization/deserialization
process leverages conventions, in particular convention regardi
After trying many many many many things I made it work. I asked in the Restlet
Mailing list too, and I will comment this same thing there.
In the try/catch block I put this:
Log.w("json
get(MediaType)",cr.get(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON).toString());
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