Application.
Defined as
Restlet deployable into containers. Applications are guaranteed to
receive calls with their base reference set relatively to the virtual
host that served them. This class is both a descriptor able to create
the root Restlet and the actual Restlet that can be attached to one
Diagram at the bottom of the page has
Holder, scorer is-a Filter.
I can find no definition (in the javadocs/glossary) for Holder.
regards
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XSLT XSL-FO FAQ.
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On 2006-10-26 18:29:11 -0400, Justin C. van Vorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
This is, for me, 100% reproducible, and the cycle occurs anytime I close/reopen
Safari. I've never seen this behavior with any other website. This
does not occur when I use Firefox on my Mac.
It also doesn't happen
I noticed that using a Client, that the connection is opened and closed for
every call. I have a web service client that would like to hold the connection
open across a series of requests. I can't see how to do that. I'm using the
ServerServlet, in case that matters.
Thanks,
Sean
Hello!
I'm working to upgrade our Tomcat servlet-based Restlet code to 1.0B20,
from 1.0B18. I think I have almost everything done, but one thing
that's proving a bit difficult is getting access to the servlet
parameters inside of my Application.
I'm using a stock ServerServlet, the documenta
Hello all,
I'm working on a sample app with restlets. It's going well so far. I
have a design question for those who are more familiar with the REST
style.
Resources:
person
location
A person has a location. How should you move an existing person to an existing
location?
Originally I did a POST
Hi all,
We indeed have this dependency on AsyncWeb, but they seems to be working on
updating it for MINA 1.0:
http://jira.safehaus.org/browse/ASYNCWEB-22
Best regards,
Jerome
> -Message d'origine-
> De : Lars Heuer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyé : jeudi 9 novembre 2006 20:13
> À
Hi Piyush,
> Any plans to upgrade to the latest mina release (1.0 released in
> October)?
Since AsyncWeb still uses Mina 0.8 and Mina 1.0 contains compatibility
breaks, we have to wait for AsyncWeb (or write our own HTTP server).
Best regards,
Lars
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Hi Jerome,
Any plans to upgrade to the latest mina release (1.0 released in October)?
Cheers
Piyush
On 09/11/06, Jerome Louvel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In order to process a POSTed form, just do a request.getEntityAsForm() in
the "handlePost()" method of your Handler subclass. Of course you need to
route your "/upload" URI to your Handler.
Thanks Jerome.
I think this sums up my lack of un
Hi Dave,
In order to process a POSTed form, just do a request.getEntityAsForm() in
the "handlePost()" method of your Handler subclass. Of course you need to
route your "/upload" URI to your Handler.
Best regards,
Jerome
> -Message d'origine-
> De : Dave Pawson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi Lars,
I've reversed the tests to prefer the channel when available. Note that for
now, no connector is able to exploit the channel's aspect of a
representation.
Best regards,
Jerome
> -Message d'origine-
> De : Lars Heuer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyé : jeudi 9 novembre 2006
[...]
> While thinking about it, I wonder if we need the Input/Outputstream at
> all.
> Why do we not work with Channels / ByteBuffers only?
Naaahh... forget it, keep both! :)
Best regards,
Lars
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[...]
> the method first checks for an ResponseStream and if the stream is
> null it checks for an ResponseChannel (line 224).
[...]
> Shouldn't that be done the other way around? The channel should be
> preferred.
While thinking about it, I wonder if we need the Input/Outputstream at
all.
Why do
Hi,
In
HttpServerCall.sendResponse
the method first checks for an ResponseStream and if the stream is
null it checks for an ResponseChannel (line 224).
[...]
if (getResponseStream() != null)
{
entity.write(getResponseStream());
}
else if (getResponseChannel() != nu
I'm now happily serving basic HTML pages.
I need to gather information from a user, e.g. a file name(s).
Normally I'd use POST and some java/perl to handle the response.
How do I do this using restlets please?
I.e. I want to put *something* at /upload which can pick up
the posted content
Using netbeans (instead of Eclipse)
the javadoc is missing from the context sensitive help.
I *think* this can be resolved by zipping up the sources within the jar file.
Is this available in Eclipse please
regards
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Dave Pawson
XSLT XSL-FO FAQ.
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> that's it. Thanks.
> Is this 'normal' Jerome? I have always found this when browsing?
> Hence it is what I expected.
The usage of an index file is no specified in Web standards, but this is a
common practice supported by Web servers. In general, if the index file is
absent, a listing is display
On 09/11/06, Jerome Louvel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How to change this such that I get either a directory listing
> or index.html (or variants) by default please?
> Or how to specify an explicit file
The Directory Handler disables the content negotiation by default which
causes this problem
> Note that no external configuration file is needed. If you want to
> customize the mapping between file extensions and metadata (media
> type, language or encoding), you can use the Application's
> "localService" property.
Updated in the latest tutorial version, it's is "metadataService" now.
re example 6.
Tutorial says
Note that no external configuration file is needed. If you want to
customize the mapping between file extensions and metadata (media
type, language or encoding), you can use the Application's
"localService" property.
Should this be
org/restlet/Application.html#getMeta
On 09/11/06, Jerome Louvel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Dave,
Updated FAQ and tutorial with additional info.
Sample value for ROOT_URI = "file:///D:/Restlet/www/docs/api/".
Typo? javadoc for Directory suggests file://
Need to differentiate between file://D:/
and file:/// perhaps?
You c
Good point. I've entered an issue to reduce the depth of the stack trace:
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=190
Best regards,
Jerome
> -Message d'origine-
> De : Dave Pawson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyé : jeudi 9 novembre 2006 11:11
> À : discuss@restlet.tigris.org
Hi Dave,
Updated FAQ and tutorial with additional info.
Sample value for ROOT_URI = "file:///D:/Restlet/www/docs/api/".
You can also check the complete tutorial source code in the
"src\com.noelios.restlet.example\com\noelios\restlet\example\tutorial"
directory of the distribution.
Best regar
On 09/11/06, Dave Pawson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Tutorial, section 6
@Override
public Restlet createRoot()
{
return new Directory(getContext(), ROOT_URI);
}
};
No mention of ROOT_URI in the text ?
Guessing how it should be used I'm ge
On 09/11/06, Jerome Louvel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In the "/lib" folder of the distribution, there is a README.txt file folder
that attempts the list the main dependencies for each JAR. I've reviewed it
again and fully updated it (see attached copy).
Thanks. Much clearer Jerome.
Could this
Hi all,
In the "/lib" folder of the distribution, there is a README.txt file folder
that attempts the list the main dependencies for each JAR. I've reviewed it
again and fully updated it (see attached copy).
I've also fixed all the NPE that can occurs inside the API when a JAR is
missing, displa
Thanks AJ
On 08/11/06, A.J. Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Looks like you're missing the javax jar. In the lib fold, there are two
javax.servlet folders. From what I remember you need to include the
javax.servlet.jar from one of these, particularly from javax.servlet_2.5
if you are using Jet
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