Hi,
I have read in the API that the default behavior of getInfo in
ServerResource is to call the get method.
But I have business code in the get and I don't want to call this code when
the client make a POST, so I have overrided the getInfo to return null and
that works (actually).
But I
Hi everybody,
I'm playing with Restlet's ServerResources and content negotiation with the
code below who declare that my resources accepts text/xml and
application/json.
But what's happend if the Accept header allow these two variants ?
It seems that Restlet use the first variant in the
I'm using the GAE classes (version 2.0 Milestone 3 of Restlet). I have this
line in my code:
Document doc = (new DOMReader()).read(representation.getDocument());
where Document and DOMReader are from the org.dom4j package.
The problem here is that getDocument() uses ByteUtils.getStream(),
Hi,
Hoo yes, thank you. You have clarified my question.
Now, I have just to discover how to use ServerResource with Spring and how to
easily map an URL http://server/restlet/form/{id}; to a FormResource with a
given id.
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Ah, yes, very good point. I feel a bit silly now :)
That's a bit of a pain, since it means that you have to manually check for the
requested charset in each method that returns a Representation though. I liked
the idea of just using the one specified in the request's media type and
catching
It is likely that my problem has to do with how I am defining my application
in Tomcat. I'm not using a war file and in my server.xml file, i specify
the default context
Context path= docBase=myApplication debug=5
So, there is probably something that Tomcat is doing with a typical uri
reference
http://www.ics.uci.edu/~fielding/pubs/dissertation/rest_arch_style.htm#tab_5_1
resource = the intended conceptual target of a hypertext reference
and
A resource is a conceptual mapping to a set of entities, not the entity that
corresponds to the mapping at any particular point in time.
so yes
Im ran it using Grizzly and Restlet 1.2m2.
Got some strange exceptions after stopping the client and server.
expect to read 'successfull stop'
2009-jul-31 17:47:23 org.restlet.ext.grizzly.GrizzlyServerHelper start
INFO: Starting the Grizzly [HTTP] server
2009-jul-31 17:47:23
Hi,
First of all, let me assure that I really don't want to start a flame war ;-)
My goal is just to have a better understand of REST and RESTLET.
As I am delving into the REST world, which includes using RESTLET to have a
concrete grasp on the concepts, I've been noticing that the question on
If we define a filter say,
class ExceptionThrowingFilter extends Filter {
@Override
protected void afterHandle(Request request, Response response) {
System.out.println(After Processing requestI am never called);
}
}
In the event of the RuntimeException is thrown in the
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