If not me, than I'm sure others would benefit. There's obviously a lot
of ideas on how to do Spring integration with Restlet. I think there is
even an RFE or two kicking around with some additional ideas.
More ideas the merrier (IMHO)!
Adam
Tom McGee wrote:
I have an approach that uses
I have an approach that uses factories that does not require CGLib if
your interested.
On 9/13/07, Adam Taft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tom McGee wrote:
> > Should this in the appicationContext.xml:
> >
> > be this:
> > > scope="prototype"/>
>
> It should be either one of two ways:
>
> a)
Tom McGee wrote:
> Should this in the appicationContext.xml:
>
> be this:
> scope="prototype"/>
It should be either one of two ways:
a)
b)
-a- should "theoretically" work in a servlet environment (like he's
using). I say theoretically, because this is getting into some edge
case uses of
Should this in the appicationContext.xml:
be this:
On 9/13/07, Makunas, Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi-
>
> In a quest to improve the "springyness" of the current spring/restlet
> integration I'm using, I've been playing around with some of the new
> Spring related classes in the 1.1
Hi-
In a quest to improve the "springyness" of the current spring/restlet
integration I'm using, I've been playing around with some of the new
Spring related classes in the 1.1 development trunk. I think I've
managed to achieve a better fit than I had before, so I thought I'd
share it and get some
Adam,
My rant about load balancing and cookies was intended
to be a point in the case against session state on the
server. I just got carried away, and din't get my
point across very well :-)
I've never used Terracotta, but have heard of one
project using it, and they're quite happy with it.
Pro
I just finished a big Trac vs JIRA evaluation and found that we
couldn't really jump to Trac yet. I like the tight binding of
SVN, the integrated wiki, and what you can do with Mylyn
integration, but it was still too quirky, required too much
care and feeding, and of course more difficult to exte
Hi Marc,
This looks pretty good! Would it be possible to have a Daisy hosting
for the wiki.restlet.org domain? If so, we could migrate the current
Restlet wiki which is hosted on java.net and leverage the Daisy book
publishing feature.
I'm also planning to migrate from Tigris.org to Trac (when it
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