Hi Alex,
This is an issue with Restlet internal HTTP connector (for dev purpose only
at this point).
Could you try to add and register the org.restlet.ext.net.jar connector?
Best regards,
Jerome
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2013/5/6 Alex alexdim...@yahoo.gr
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Hello Jerome,
thanks a lot for responding.
If gaving the org.restlet.ext.net.jar on your classpath is enough, then I've
already done what you're suggesting. As I stated on my first post, I'm not
using the internal http connector, but instead the apache httpclient.
In any case, I've even
Alex;
You to put the connector in the first postion doing this:
Engine.getInstance().getRegisteredClients().add(*0, *new org.restlet.ext.net
.HttpClientHelper(null));
Best regards,
Jerome
2013/5/6 Alex alexdim...@yahoo.gr
Hello Jerome,
thanks a lot for responding.
If gaving the
This doesn't have the desired result either. :/
br,
Alex
On 6 Μαϊ 2013, at 6:08 μ.μ., Jerome Louvel-3 [via Restlet Discuss]
ml-node+s1400322n7578782...@n2.nabble.com wrote:
Alex;
You to put the connector in the first postion doing this:
Engine.getInstance().getRegisteredClients().add(0,
Have you tried to debug locally in Eclipse, using the Java SE edition? In
version 2.1 you should get additional debug information by looking at the
getResponse().getStatus() object. It should embed the underlying exception.
Otherwise, could you package a small project reproducing the issue? That
Ok, I found the root cause of the problem.
It had nothing to do with Restlet or my code. It was all a matter of installing
correctly the intermediate certificates on AWS. The certificate chain of my CA
consists of 4 certificate files, and AWS needs this chain in a very specific
order (signing
Thanks Alex for the follow-up, I'm sure it will help other users.
Cheers,
Jerome
2013/5/6 Alex alexdim...@yahoo.gr
Ok, I found the root cause of the problem.
It had nothing to do with Restlet or my code. It was all a matter of
installing correctly the intermediate certificates on AWS. The
Ok, it is as I was suspecting. The problem is that the certificate (having a
CNAME = www.mydomain.com, but being loaded from
https://mywebservice.elasticbeanstalk.com) seems to the Android client as
invalid, thus it doesn't even send the GET/POST request to the server.
I realized this when I send
Hello again,
I've also tried the Android project with 2.1.2 libraries, but now I'm stuck
on the exception /*java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to create SSLContext*/
caused by /*java.security.NoSuchAlgorithmException: TrustManagerFactory
SunX509 implementation not found*/.
The only reference I
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