I have a simple Java app that uses Restlet to send messages to a remote server.
A thread running in the background has these lines of code:
ClientResource resourceHB = new ClientResource ( uri );
resourceHB.put ( heartbeat );
which works fine. I.e., the message is sent to the desired
A previous thread seems to indicate that this has been fixed, but I still get a
No Content error when I send a PUT to a Restlet-based server. (The client
uses a library other than Restlet.)
I have the latest stable release of Restlet.
Is there a work-around? Preferably not one that requires
Thanks Thierry.
I believe it happens specifically when the content length is set to zero (from
my reading of previous posts on the subject, and from my own specific case).
I have declared simply:
@Put
public void update();
The 'update' method is never called. I.e., the client gets the
I get this error when issuing a PUT to a Restlet-based server.
Is there a way to tell Restlet to accept 'anything', i.e., all text-based
content?
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I tried setting the content length to -1, as per MSDN:
The ContentLength property contains the value of the Content-Length header
returned with the response. If the Content-Length header is not set in the
response, ContentLength is set to the value -1.
Restlet now complains that the content
Follow-up:
It *does* get through if I can arrange to not set the content length at all.
However, this requires some deviousness on the client side. I would personally
much prefer if Restlet ignored a content length of zero.
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I have tried sending (PUT) with a content-type of text/plain (verified via
Fiddler). On the server side, I have tried:
@Put(text/plain)
@Put(text)
@Put(plain)
I still get the media error in all cases.
What am I doing wrong? Can I tell Restlet to accept *anything*?
Unfortunately, that does not appear to be the case. I.e., that's where I
started, and was getting the error. I tried the variations in order to fix the
problem, so far without success.
@Put
should be enough to tell Restlet to accept anything
El jul 14, 2014 1:16 PM, Frank Kolnick
Thanks Thierry :-)
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If that still does not work try adding the following method to that class:
@Override
protected void initResource() {
getVariants().add(MediaType.ALL); // I never had to use this, IIRC this
is */*
}
Good luck!
On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 3:03 PM, Frank Kolnick reallyfrank at hotmail dot
It's fine if I call setEntity() and return something/anything.
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