hi,
I'm using the Restlet SE Client in order to send a JSON into a @Put(json)
annotated Resource method.
The method takes a parameter (the target to which XStream is trying to
convert the source json representation)
I get the following exception on the server:
WARNING: Exception or error
Hi,
Now when I invoke the Restful web svc with POST request, I get an exception:
org.restlet.client.resource.ResourceException:
*Unsupported Media Type*
*
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The web service is running on localhost:8080 under tomcat and is designed
using SPRING REST framework.
Below is the client code from GWT
I've been attempting to upgrade my Restlet-based projects to the latest
Restlet 2.0rc2 release. Things have been going well but I've had to resort
to inspecting the code to figure out how to properly use the API as the
javadoc seems to be insufficient.
Here's a couple of things I found a bit too
Hello
Does anyone have a simple (or not so simple) openid authentication
example? With openid4java or other client library.
Thanks for your help.
Best,
Zsolt
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BTW when showing my Spring config I forgot to include the clap in the client
list in my root component. It's presence is not helping the problem, but I
wanted to give an accurate view of my spring config as it stands, in case
anyone was willing to help me:
bean id=rootRestletComponent
The problem seems to be that Spring instantiates the Directory before it
invokes the setClientList() on the root component. So the context with
which the Directory is constructed still has a null clientDispatcher.
I worked around the problem by modifying my custom servlet to reset the
context on
Anyone integrated the JaasVerifier into a JBoss 5.1 environment? Looking for
an example... otherwise I'll hack on it and post my findings here later.
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