RE: New FAQ on Spring integration

2007-03-28 Thread Jerome Louvel
Hi Jim, Could you give us more details about what seems different? The build and packaging is a fully automated process, so there shouldn't be any difference (unless there is a build issue of course). Best regards, Jerome > -Message d'origine- > De : Jim Alateras [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC

Re: New FAQ on Spring integration

2007-03-28 Thread Jim Alateras
Note that the ServletConverter class is only available in the SVN trunk or in the latest snapshot: http://www.restlet.org/downloads/1.0/current.zip it seems that the source in current.zip is slightly out of sync with the jars. Resource.java is a case in point. cheers

RE: Vary headers, content negotiation, and HTTP caching

2007-03-28 Thread Jerome Louvel
Hi Stokes, Thanks for launching this thread. Your description of the Restlet behavior is accurate and your solution is valid. You don't have to worry about HTTP headers being streamed as the Restlet API fully decouples the request reading, handling and response writing tasks. I would be interest

Vary headers, content negotiation, and HTTP caching

2007-03-28 Thread Stokes
I want my REST service's GET requests to be cached by a forward caching service. By default, my Restlet responses are not getting cached. The service we use says: "Our system does not support Vary headers with any value other than Accept-Encoding. This is because this setting would imply