Hi Keith,
Yes, that's correct no need for additional dependency to get a HTTP server.
Have a look at this page for additional help on Android, nothing special
about Restlet really:
http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_2.0/13-restlet/21-restlet/318-restlet/303-restlet.html
Best regards,
Jerome
Hi Keith,
I haven't tried to integrate Restlet with iJetty on Android and don't know
if it works. Feel free to enter a RFE for this in our issue tracker.
As an alternative, you can try our internal HTTP server, part of
org.restlet.jar which works on the Android edition as well.
Best regards,
Hi Jerome:
Thanks for your reply. So do you mean that i don't have to use any other
server on android? And after i develop a restlet web service with eclipse,
how
can i deploy it onto android? Do i have to export the web project into WAR
file or something else? And is there a tutorial
hi:
i have a problem while using ijetty as a server on android to host
restlet service, the helloworld example. i try to access it from my laptop
and the android emulator web browser but both of them do not work. the
ijetty says that the service is unavailable. but if i deploy the service in
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