hi,
look at the way routing works:
http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_2.0/13-restlet/27-restlet/326-restlet.html.
You may either change your matching mode to MODE_START_WITH or use one of the
tricks from the routing and queries- section.
Alex
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hi david,
I'm sorry, but you didn't give enough information. Is there any Exception
(maybe in a log- file)? Or an error code? Any error message? Try starting
OpenOffice from the command line, does any exception appears there?
Do you use restlet to connect to an existing Restful Web Service
hi,
The Servlet is quite right. For me, it works like that:
web.xml:
Register a spring- listener:
listener
listener-class
org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoaderListener
/listener-class
/listener
Don't forget about the config file:
context-param
hi,
consider usage of either a parameter as part of the URI. This may look
like that
http://myserver.appspot.com/contacts/{contactId}
with {contactId} replaced by the id of the asked Contact.
Another possibility is working with query strings like that:
hi,
to use Java's Decryption and Encryption functions, I need a way to de-
and encode Strings using Base64. It's a restlet- based project, so I
think it is okay to use restlet's Base64- class (there is one in SUN-
JDK itself, but it is in an internal sun- package, so it will not exists
in
REST just means, that you use common technics/protocolls such as HTML to
access your or someone else data.
That's wise, cause there are a lot of implementations of that
protocolls, so it is easy to access your data from any plattform (there
are restlet- implementations for Android, JEE, JSE
hi,
does that configuration in web.xml even work, if FrameworkServlet is
used instead of RestletServlet? I am using tomcat+spring on the Server-
side and got problems which, in my eyes, are related to a missing
protocol on server side.
Btw: 1) Why isn't HTTP/1.1 added by default when using a
hello,
I am using the restlet- jars from the maven.restlet.org- Repository (so,
the public ones). That means, they are refreshed on the 1st and the 15th
of each month.
Due to that, Thierry's changes should be in there by now (he reported
them on 22th of September).
My Version is JEE Restlet
I would like to try an own build, but neither ant nor maven work for me.
On 17.10.2010 14:56, Alexander Kampmann wrote:
hello,
I am using the restlet- jars from the maven.restlet.org- Repository (so,
the public ones). That means, they are refreshed on the 1st and the 15th
of each month.
Due
Same error with 2.1...
On 17.10.2010 16:32, Alexander Kampmann wrote:
I would like to try an own build, but neither ant nor maven work for me.
On 17.10.2010 14:56, Alexander Kampmann wrote:
hello,
I am using the restlet- jars from the maven.restlet.org- Repository (so,
the public ones
Same problem, using SpringServer...
I would like to fix that bug by myself, but I still cannot compile restlet.
Ant build just gets stuck somewhere in the Tests (last message is
Running org.restlet.test.RestletTestSuite), while maven obvirously
cannot load all dependencies (netty and db4o seems
hi Thierry,
my thought was, that ANT is capable in building things out of templates,
so I can choose which edition to build in that properties file. As far
as I know, there is no such mechanism in maven. Every maven project will
have exactly one groupId, there is no (easy) way to persuade
Hello Thierry,
you are right about that. There was a dependency which should have gone
long before in my maven- pom. Thanks, removing it even solved another
bug ;)
I think that solved the problem client side, but another one arises.
On the serverside, the jetty- extension does not start. The
I've tried with the simple connector and got the same problem.
On 23.01.2011 21:22, Alexander Kampmann wrote:
Hello Thierry,
you are right about that. There was a dependency which should have
gone long before in my maven- pom. Thanks, removing it even solved
another bug ;)
I think
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