Hello Eben,
the Restlet client should work (I provide you a sample code) assuming
that you are using either the Apache HTTPClient connector or the JDK net
connector which both support the HTTPS protocol.
Have you made a try with the JDK net client connector?
One aspect that may lead you to fa
Hi,
I this anywhere documented in the Restlet wiki or on www.restlet.org?
best regards
Stephan
Thierry Boileau schrieb:
Hello Bruce,
I'm not aware that the Jetty connector for Restlet can use the Grizzly
one, thus this would lead me to use the Jetty connector alone.
But, if anyone knows..
Hi Mike,
I've tried yesterday with the cvs client delivered by Eclipse, and it
worked well.
Have others any idea?
best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Mike Dunn a écrit :
I have tried to checkout the BookmarksRestletSpring examples and I'm wondering
what I am doing wrong.
C:\_code>cvs -d :pserver
Hi Stephan,
well, I don't think this documentation is available yet. But it will be,
soon.
best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Hi,
I this anywhere documented in the Restlet wiki or on www.restlet.org?
best regards
Stephan
Thierry Boileau schrieb:
Hello Bruce,
I'm not aware that the Jetty con
Hi All,
I am stuck in an issue, and pretty much sure that some of you guys can help me
in coming out of this very easily :-)
I have two URI definitions in Application class as given below
1) router.attach("/myapp/myresource/{id}",new myrestlet1())
2) router.attach("/myapp/myresource/",new myre
Hi Prashant,
what should the router do, if you request "myapp/myresource/"? Your
rules say: to myrestlet2, and if I do not missunderstand you, this happens.
For what do you give the myrestlet2 if it should not be used?
best regards
Stephan
Prashant schrieb:
Hi All,
I am stuck in an issue,
Hi Prashant,
I think also you should instantiate your Restlet with the application's
context.
Did you try to route restlet2 to "/myapp/myresource"?
best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Stephan Koops a écrit :
Hi Prashant,
what should the router do, if you request "myapp/myresource/"? Your
rules
Hello all,
it has been decided to move the shell extension developped by Davide
Angecola from the NRE to the API since Davide has removed any dependencies.
Here is the new name of this extension: org.restlet.ext.shell.
best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Hi,
My problem is that I need a pool manager to control the number of instances of
a 3rd party library that are loaded to service the requests. Each request needs
an instance of the 3rd party library.
So let's say I can service 10 requests at a time. I need to make the other
requests wait whi
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