Hi all,
After reading the REST discussion thread again, here is a summary of the
various arguments given by participants:
- Use zero-length entities instead. (Jon Hanna)
- Maybe an indication that another resource/representation design is
preferable (Bruno Harbulot)
- "It seems harder to be co
Hi Jim,
There have been some discussion about that in an RFE on asynchronous request
processing.
"Support asynchronous processing"
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=143
This feature is planned for Restlet 1.2 but I'm not sure yet if it will
include Comet support. I'm still skept
Hi Rob,
That's a great contribution to the Restlet community! I've added a page to
our wiki to discuss this topic and pointed to your GoGoEgo project and added
a (long!) citation taken from your email.
"WebDAV support"
http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_1.1/g1/43-restlet/128-restlet.html
Feel free
Hi Stephan,
Looks good. You just missed the "library.properties" file. I've just
committed the update.
Best regards,
Jerome
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Hi Mark,
As it is a JVM bug, it seems natural to expect it to be fixed by Sun. If in the
long run, the bug stays around and no satisfactory workaround is given, we
could try to tweak the Restlet implementation to prevent it. Feel free to enter
an issue in the tracker if necessary.
Best rega
Hi Stephan,
Great summary email! I'd like to take this opportunity to congratulate you
for the huge amount of work that you have put into this JAX-RS extension
effort so far and into the numerous discussions with the JSR-311 EG.
I feel like we now have a strong JAX-RS implementation that will b
Hi Jerome,
Regarding version 0.8, I agree about the renaming. Could you take care
of it directly?
Ok. Done.
I've renamed the directories with subversion, renamed the new imported
projects in Eclipse and checked in to the repository. I hope I forget
nothing.
best regards
Stehan
Hi Rob,
There is already this method available (added recently):
http://www.restlet.org/documentation/snapshot/ext/com/noelios/restlet/ext/se
rvlet/ServletCall.html#getRequest(org.restlet.data.Request)
It only retrieves the Servlet request if the Restlet request comes from a
Servlet adapter. It
Hi Bruno,
This looks like a killer post :-) I've added a comment about it in the RFE
and will come back to it later (too busy to thoroughly read and comment it
now).
Best regards,
Jerome
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On Wednesday 2008.06.11, at 01:11 , Jerome Louvel wrote:
[...]
My conclusion is that the support of PUT with no entity is not
necessary for
now in Restlet. Any other opinion?
I concur.
It's totally nonsensical to have no entity at all for a put. That's
like trying to put a null into a col
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I would like to know how to deploy a JAX-RS application in a Servlet container.
I built a resource and MyAppConfig for testing and I don't know how to deploy it
a servlet container (similar to a servlet example in quick start).
public class MyAppConfig extends ApplicationConfig
{
@Override
pu
Hey all,
I did research into Restlet at the beginning of this year and really liked
it. It tought me a lot about REST in general, but my boss decided that for
the mean time we would implement our REST services in PHP, and slowly
migrate modules across to Java at a later date.
Regardless, I f
I did a quick test, and formatted up my own HTTP request manually.
I put in the PUT verb and the resource URI, the headers, and the data.
Apache doesn't provide the data in the post data. It does pass these in when
i change the verb to POST.
Could this be an Apache thing? This is making the imp
Hi sbyonge,
Until now I've used JAX-RS only as standlone application outside a
Servlet container. I propose to create a subclass of the
JaxRsApplication, and override it's createRoot methode to set the Guard
and so on:
public class MyJaxRsApplication extends JaxRsApplication {
@Override
I forget: http://www.restlet.org/documentation/1.1/firstSteps#part03
shows, how to deploy this application in a Servlet Container.
Stephan
Stephan Koops schrieb:
Hi sbyonge,
Until now I've used JAX-RS only as standlone application outside a
Servlet container. I propose to create a subclass o
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