Hi, my override of Resource.post() I setup the response much like the examples in the documentation. Unfortunately, on the client side I am not getting same information in my Response object. I am using Restlet 1.0.8 that comes with the Mule Restlet Transport.
The relevant code from my post() method in my extensions of Resource: @Override public void post(Representation entity) { // ... // the entity has been persisted... // ... getResponse().setStatus(Status.SUCCESS_CREATED); Representation representation = new StringRepresentation(mapText, MediaType.TEXT_XML); representation.setIdentifier(getRequest().getResourceRef().getIdentifier() + "/" + map.getId()); getResponse().setEntity(representation); if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) { logger.debug("Response object created."); logger.debug("Status: " + getResponse().getStatus()); logger.debug("Identifier: " + getResponse().getEntity().getIdentifier()); } } On the client side (Groovy but I get the same results in Java): Representation representation = new StringRepresentation(mapText, MediaType.TEXT_XML) Response response = client.post(uri, representation) println "Status: " + response.getStatus() println "Successful: " + response.getStatus().isSuccess() println "Identifier: " + response.getEntity().getIdentifier() I always get the following output from the client. OK is always the status regardless of what I set as the code in my post() method. The Resource does get posted/persisted during the request. Response received. Status: OK (200) Successful: true And a null pointer on the call to response.getEntity().getIdentifier(). The logging statements in my post method verify that I appear to have setup the response correctly: Verifying response. Status: Created (201) Identifier: /services/myService/map/26 Essentially, it appears that I'm getting a generic OK-related Response object, the one I setup is not the one I appear to receive, am I maybe missing something on the client side? Thanks in advance for any insight.