Why does the Finder now output this warning:
WARNING: No target resource was defined for this finder: ...
?
This happens with the find() fails to return an instance. I thought
returning a null was the way to handle "not found" and now I
get warnings.
I'd rather not create a ServerResource i
Wow, it has been quite some time, and I JUST realized that you asked what I
needed the behavior for.
I am working on a web service that needs to talk with a Flex application, which
is a crippled client - it will not handle HTTP status codes correctly (among
other things). At my company, we have
I've noticed that Request.getRootRef() returns null in Restlet 2.0.0.
I haven't been able to find out what triggers this, but will try to dig
more...
-Tal
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I've managed to trace this -- the effect is specific to the RIAP
protocol. Could this be intentional or is it a bug?
On 07/22/2010 02:10 PM, Tal Liron wrote:
> I've noticed that Request.getRootRef() returns null in Restlet 2.0.0.
>
> I haven't been able to find out what triggers this, but will t
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