Probably so. I was hoping Grails would populate params object as it does
for get & put. I didn't see this happening & after some digging around
began to believe tomcat was the "problem". Apparently all works fine when
using jetty (I have nor confirmed this).
I need to see if Grails will let me g
2011/4/3 Jonathan Rosenberg :
> My question was sloppy. I have a Grails app. If I use POST it sees data.
> If I use PUT in same situation data does not show up in Grails App.
>
> Spying shows me data is sent. I'm guessing tomcat handles put data
> differently than post data.
PUT data are differ
On Sat, 2 Apr 2011 16:50:53 -0400, Jonathan Rosenberg wrote:
My question was sloppy. I have a Grails app. If I use POST it sees
data.
If I use PUT in same situation data does not show up in Grails App.
Spying shows me data is sent. I'm guessing tomcat handles put data
differently than post d
My question was sloppy. I have a Grails app. If I use POST it sees data.
If I use PUT in same situation data does not show up in Grails App.
Spying shows me data is sent. I'm guessing tomcat handles put data
differently than post data.
On Apr 2, 2011 4:44 PM, "Konstantin Kolinko"
wrote:
> 201
2011/4/3 Jonathan Rosenberg :
> I've been experimenting with a REST service using Grails on Tomcat. Some
> experimentation & searching online leads to believe that Tomcat does not
> normally pass PUT data through to app.
>
> Is this correct? I am using v7.
The manager webapp (ManagerServlet) use
> From: Jonathan Rosenberg [mailto:shmol...@gmail.com]
> Subject: PUT Data Available in App?
> Some experimentation & searching online leads to believe
> that Tomcat does not normally pass PUT data through to app.
> Is this correct? I am using v7.
No, it's not c
I've been experimenting with a REST service using Grails on Tomcat. Some
experimentation & searching online leads to believe that Tomcat does not
normally pass PUT data through to app.
Is this correct? I am using v7.
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JR
