RE: I had finished Using Ajax in Restlet draft,pls review

2008-02-13 Thread Jerome Louvel
Hi Dan, Thanks for taking time to contribute this document! Here is some feed-back: 1) The title The title makes me feel like you will cover the various ways to integrate AJAX with Restlet where you in fact focus on one approach based on Prototype. You could mention GWT, Dojo, etc. You

How to get request running realpath just like what does in servlet api?

2008-02-13 Thread cleverpig
How to get request running realpath just like what does in servlet api? In Servlet api,there is a method:request.getRealPath().it can return request's realpath. How to do that in restlet in order to access LocalFile? -- cleverpig Location: Beijing Address: Room 4018,No.A2 South Avenue Fuxingmen

Re: I had finished Using Ajax in Restlet draft,pls review

2008-02-13 Thread Jonathan Hall
Hi, Some comments. I wonder how useful it is to just post all of the source code for a tutorial, I find it hard reading and confusing. I prefer to have a general overview of what I am going to learn in this tutorial and then small code snippets with an explanation, output,config,etc for each

Re: How to get request running realpath just like what does in servlet api?

2008-02-13 Thread Rob Heittman
I don't think there can be a Restlet equivalent, since there is no single filesystem root corresponding to a Servlet WAR's deployment directory. In the Servlet world the use of getRealPath() is frequently bad practice anyway, because many containers don't have to extract WARs. On 2/13/08,

RE: Re: How to get request running realpath just like what does in servlet api?

2008-02-13 Thread Mitch Stewart
With that being said, there is a way to get to it but it makes your application have a hard dependency on the Servlet adapter provided by Restlet. final Context context = ...; final ServletContextAdapter servletContextAdapter = (ServletContextAdapter) context; final

Re: Client Timeout

2008-02-13 Thread Avi Flax
Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but I was just thinking about this... I think it might be useful if both Client and Request had a setConnectTimeout() method. This seems to me like a very general and very useful parameter, one which deserves API support, instead of being buried in connector

RE: Restlet webdav support

2008-02-13 Thread Jerome Louvel
Hi Yousef, I noticed that some people talk about restlet webdav support, and I find webdav methods in the Method class, and also noticed that the finder will check the http standards method in the request, if not, it will call the handleXXX where XXX is the not standard name

Re: I had finished Using Ajax in Restlet draft,pls review

2008-02-13 Thread Evgeny Shepelyuk
cleverpig greatcleverpig at gmail.com writes: I post this draft in wiki.restlet.org--Using AJAX in Restlet:http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_1.1/g1/43-restlet/52-restlet.html I will start this tutorial with a simply example-microblog,that's a text based micro blog for demo how to using AJAX in