Hello,
you can simply use TemplateRoute :
TemplateRoute route = router.attach(...);
I update the tutorial.
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
> The tutorials show using Router, whose attach() method returns Route,
> deprecated in favor of TemplateRoute.
>
> So am I supposed to be using something i
hi stephan
i"ve rather thought about a tool generating the restdoc from code in
fact
regards
xavier
Le 12 janv. 2010 à 19:46, Stephan Koops a
écrit :
> Hi Xavier,
>
> there is WADL (Web Application Description Language). Do you took a
> look to this?
>
> best regards
> Stephan
>
> -U
I have noticed the following issue when using Simple framework being mentioned
on other discussions on the Restlet thread. I am however not exactly sure as to
the correct direction for the same.
When using Restlet without a Servlet Container, we see the following exception,
An exception occure
Is there any conclusion on this topic?
I have also needed to move from M6 to SNAPSHOT (and to GWT 2.0) for
other reasons, and somewhere along the line this appeared. My guess is
that the error message is clear cut, FilterInputStream is not
available in the Emulation module (anymore?) and that the
Hi Xavier,
there is WADL (Web Application Description Language). Do you took a look to
this?
best regards
Stephan
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Von: "Xavier M."
Gesendet: 12.01.2010 14:58:24
An: discuss@restlet.tigris.org
Betreff: Restletdoc
>Hello,
>I would like to know your opinion a
Hi Eugene,
RESTful application have NO session state (see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_State_Transfer#Constraints for
example).
So you have no access to the session state.
best regards
Stephan Koops
Eugene Batogov schrieb: Hello all.
I use Restlet-2.0M5 over servlet with J
Hello all.
I use Restlet-2.0M5 over servlet with Jetty-6.1.21.
Can I get access to HttpSession from ServerResource or Request ?
I understand, that restlet include cookies support, But how I may get
HttpSession ?
Thanks.
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Best Regards, Eugene Batogov
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Hello,
I would like to know your opinion about a kind of javadoc for restlet we
could call restletdoc. A rest api is an api as the others, so it could be
interesting to have a web representation of this api like the one we have
for java or other languages.
In this restlet doc we would have :
* cate
The tutorials show using Router, whose attach() method returns Route,
deprecated in favor of TemplateRoute.
So am I supposed to be using something instead of Router now?
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Hi,
I've got an app that gets a custom value in the HTTP Authorization
request header. So far I've wrote an Authenticator that checks the
validity of the provided values by parsing the Authorization header
contents.
There are then 3 different types of authorization rules depending on
the URI pat
hello!
I run a restlet application inside a j2ee container.
in my web xml are the following entries:
RestletServlet
/restlet/*
and
index.html
Now every call to the server like "localhost:8080/MyApplication/restlet/*" is
mapped to the application.
If I just type localhost:8080/MyAp
Thanks for your response.
Will try it out.
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Hi,
THanks for response, but I actually figured this out. The reason for not
working was my appcontext.xml settings overlapping with the code above, so I
had to do the wiring in one place.
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Hello Thierry,
You're right, I'm using a servlet container
(rg.restlet.ext.gwt.GwtShellServletWrapper) to run my redirector. Perhaps is it
not the good way?
I tried to add an init parameter for my servlet but unfortunately, I still get
the same issue :
org.restlet.engine.component.ClientRouter
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