Hi
I was trying to use https with the restlet+jetty environment, thus far
didn't have any success in accessing the https protected server. For your
insight the following occurs on the server side with -Djava.net.debug=all
flag
qtp1345041684-16, fatal error: 40: no cipher suites in common
Hi,
I have a interesting problem.
When i started glassfish server, everythings work fine.
But, i changed some code and published the server, and i run my client
(SistemGirisClientKullaniciDogrula),
application throw java.lang.ClassCastException: tr.com.app.Kullanici cannot
be cast to
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Uri
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Subject: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: no cipher suites in common
Hi
I was trying to use https with the
Nobody got an idea?
It's also odd that i can run the testGWTRestlet-2.0 project without
problems.
Maybe because of the launch-Script provided with it?
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It should be possible if you have a proper Token and know exactly how to
provide it (in the Headers, the Post-Body...) to your resource.
Depends on the Provider i guess.
You can also look at the http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-oauth-v2-16
OAuth-Specification
for further information.
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Hi,
This is the way I found out for an OAuth NONE flow :
# getting the access token,
curl --data
grant_type=noneclient_id=1234567890client_secret=1234567890scope=foo
http://serverHost:8080/oauth/access_token # it returns the access token
# Using the access token to access protected resources
#
I have a problem to post (or put) xml in newer restlet releases after 2.0-RC4
I tried a lot but found no solution, so where is my misunderstanding?
I have the following resource interface:
public interface IPostResource {
/**
* @param xml XML-coded method parameter
* @return
Hi All,
I've had an eventful few days trying to get POST to work on Android and thought
I'd publish the workaround for this problem.
As per the example, GET works fine. However, I have a simple POST request that
passes in a User object and returns a List of Users objects.
This always failed
hello Karl,
thanks for your comment. You're right, my answer was incomplete. I've update
the android page of the user guide
http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_2.0/13-restlet/266-restlet.html.
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Hi All,
I've had an eventful few days trying to get POST to work on Android
Hello Georg,
I think that the annotation must be :
@Post(xml)
String processXml(String xml);
Could you give it a try?
You may guess that the annotation parameters has changed between RC and
final release, but this is not the case. Actually, the syntax has always
been the same, but
I found the solution.
This is a class loader issue. A few thing cause this issue. When application
libraries are at the glassfish server (adding libraries outside WARs/EARs) ,
Classes load different class loader even you have just one WAR. So that you
have two different classes which have same
Hello Thierry,
it works when I completely leave out any parameter to the Post annotation, but
thats not quite the way it should be, I guess.
I also tried to change the parameter type of my method to
String processXml(Object xml)
and directly put in the unencoded object.
This turned out to
Hello Thierry,
thanks for your quick reply. Unfortunately, that did not solve the problem.
Btw., xml is only a shorthand for value=xml, when your Annotation has only
a single attribute (see attached code completion screenshot).
content-type remains text/plain
Georg.
Hi Georg,
I get it. Actually, the client does not send an XML representation, but a
text one (as shows the content type). I wonder how you generate the
representation from register.processXml(registration).
If your client side also relies on a Restlet client, you can send your
memberDto directly
Hello Sebastian,
I'm working on this issue, the fix should be available shortly.
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Nobody got an idea?
It's also odd that i can run the testGWTRestlet-2.0 project without
problems.
Maybe because of the launch-Script provided with it?
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Hello Sebastian,
the fix is available in the current trunk and in the snapshot. Thanks for
reporting this issue.
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Hello Sebastian,
I'm working on this issue, the fix should be available shortly.
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Nobody got an idea?
It's also
Hello Lokendra,
there is an RFE for that topic :
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=71.
We are missing some help. :)
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Hi,
On my server side, my @Post method returns a FileRepresentation of the file
asked by the client.
Is there a way to return
Hello,
you can create the underlying Client and issue your requests :
Client client = new Client(Protocol.HTTP);
Request request = new Request(Method.GET, http://example.com/;);
Response response = client.handle(request);
// you can read the response's entity
Hi Thierry,
I tried what you are proposing, but for some reasons that produced erroneous
results:
1. though my @Post(xml) required an xml representation,
I'm getting json (I just verified this with 2.0.7)
which also generates a 415 exception
2. json Representation is decoded to a map
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