Dynamic Redirector

I have a front end API which I want to use to proxy/redirect requests to a backend service. Up until now, I've been binding the APIs using the {rr} technique described in the documentation, but the main issue I have is that I am binding to the backend service's host/port at startup (in

Restlet/HttpClient client fails with HTTPS through a proxy server

Hello, I have a Restlet application that needs to connect through a proxy (Tinyproxy, https://banu.com/tinyproxy/) for outgoing HTTP(S) connections. I'm using the Apache HttpClient connector and it works just fine for direct HTTP, direct HTTPS and proxied HTTP connections. But proxied HTTPS

Re: Dynamic Redirector

Subclass Redirector, overriding getTargetRef(Request, Response) to return a Reference that you determine dynamically from the request and response parameters. --tim On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 10:06 PM, Grant gsing...@apache.org wrote: I have a front end API which I want to use to proxy/redirect

Re: Restlet web sites are down for maintenance

Hi all, Here is an update following the server failure we had back in January: - The Maven repository http://maven.restlet.org/ has been fully restored - we will work next of synchronizing it with the central repository - thanks to Tamas Caservenak from Sonatype for his recent

RE: Re: Dynamic Redirector

That works beautifully, thank you! For the record, I used what was in getTargetRef almost as is, except I replaced the baseRef with a dynamically discovered one (that I get from Zookeeper). Thanks, Grant --

RE: Re: redirect with get from post

Jerome, thanks for your reply. Yes, I was not aware of the html redirect, as I have always used server side. I suppose that would work, but it does seem that serverside is a more recommended method. My pattern is that an HTML FORM submits a POST, and depending on the circumstance, issues a