Hello Jerome,
yes, I know this way and using it.
But for this case the JAX-RS proposal requires, that it is possible to
create the http headers and the body in *the same* method.
public void methodname(StreamingOutput so, ...)
{
Response jaxRsResponse = ...
// create response headers.
OutputStream os = do.getOutputStream(response); // this should send
the http headers from the jaxRsResponse.
os.write(...);
os.write(...);
os.write(...);
os.write(...);
}
This should all happens in *one* method.
best regards
Stephan
is it possible to code in Restlet, that I create a message
head, than start to send it and afterwoods start to create
the entity data (the message body) in one method, without
creating a new Representation subclass that does it?
I think not, or does I miss something?
This is easily possible by creating a subclass of OutputRepresentation.
response.setEntity(new OutputRepresentation(){
public void write(OutputStream os){
os.write(...)
os.write(...)
os.write(.. perhaps large data ..)
os.write(...)
os.write(.. more large data ..)
os.write(...)
os.write(...)
};
});
