great work guys..
cheers
Jerome Louvel wrote:
Hi all,
After 16 months of intense prototyping, refactoring and bug fixing, we
finally decided to release the final 1.0 version this morning!!
I am very grateful for all the feed-back, support and contributions made by
this community. The Restlet
Jerome,
> You add a query parameter with an URI to return to after edition:
>
> /orange/editor?return=/main?orange=picture&apple=text
>
But maybe the page you return to depends on the result of the operation.
It's not a decision the client can make.
> The orange never includes the apples, on
Congrats Jerome and Thierry. And thanks for your responsiveness and patience.
We'll take our restlet-based application live in a couple of months, and knowing
that the API is now stable is a huge relief.
-vincent.
I'm working on an application where all the requests to the
server much be authenticated. I'd like to use the
Client.get()/etc. methods but to associated the ChallengeResponse
instance with the request, I need to use the Client.handle
method.
I've successfully done this another way by doing:
I have to second this -- this is one of those minority of projects which are
refreshing in theior commitment to clean and simple solutions, and really
great in the way it has responded seriously to suggestions.
Ryan
On 4/16/07, Sean Landis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Congratulations gentlemen!
Congratulations gentlemen!
Your dedication, responsiveness, and commitment to "getting it right" has been
very refreshing.
Sean
Congratulations Jerome and Thierry,
Keep up the good work. I know I haven't contibuted much lately but I do
follow the discussions and hope to contribute more to the restlet community.
Cheers
Piyush Purang
Hello Stian,
thanks for your good remark. This choice has been made consciously at
the inception of the Guard class. We recognize that it has been
interpretated in a strict way. Let us some time to reconsider it.
>(BTW, the normal intention of using char[] for secrets/passwords in
Java is th
The default Guard in org.restlet.Guard of 1.0.0 (and earlier) returns
403 Forbidden when wrong credentials have been issued, instead of 401
Unauthorized.
This means that if you write your password wrong the first time, a
typical browser will never prompt you again to reissue the password
First of all, congratulations with the release!
On 16 Apr 2007, at 14:02, Ryan Daum wrote:
Will the restlet-1.0.0 POMs and JARs be pushed into a public Maven
2 repository?
I hope it will be soon, but I also hope that the POMs will be
verified to work first.
For instance depending on Je
Great news Jerome! Congratulations!
Will the restlet-1.0.0 POMs and JARs be pushed into a public Maven 2
repository?
Ryan
On 4/16/07, Jerome Louvel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
After 16 months of intense prototyping, refactoring and bug fixing, we
finally decided to release the final
Hi all,
After 16 months of intense prototyping, refactoring and bug fixing, we
finally decided to release the final 1.0 version this morning!!
I am very grateful for all the feed-back, support and contributions made by
this community. The Restlet is truly the fruit of our collective effort and
I
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