Hi ! Is there a way to tell a router to not update the remaining part of the
request so that you can have nested routers acting on the same remaining part.
To be clear, my original need is, I have anonymous and authenticated resources
but flat URLs. Kind of :
/aaa : anon -> resource
/bbb : auth -
Jerome,
Had a look at the javadoc but couldn't really see how it would work in my
scenario. In my case i want to enable a sort of reflector for my service so
that the same request is processed by the existing webapp and also by the same
ap running on another machine (i.e.e active redundancy mod
Hi Jim,
Did you have a look at the org.restlet.routing.Redirector class? It should
offer what you are looking for.
Best regards,
Jerome
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De : Jim Alatera
Just wondering whether there is a Guard or Filter that comes with the restlet
framework that will allow me to forward the original request to another server
after it has been processed by the application.
cheers
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I am fairly new to Restlet and am working on implementing a web application
that redirects some requests to another server to serve up the data. I have a
GWT based web application that delcares a ServerServlet with an application
containing a Redirector for the url patterns used to get the data.
The answer is
getTunnelService().setUserAgentTunnel(true);
(in the Application)
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Hi Vincent,
Thanks for the quick feed-back.
WebSocket due to its official IETF status and early support in modern browsers
is very promising, and there is the Server-sent events spec part of HTML 5 that
I like much due to its smart leverage of HTTP, compatible with the REST style.
In
> Second attempt without the typos J
>
> ---
>
> Hi all,
>
> While preparing for the release of Restlet Framework 2.1 M1 (due
> tomorrow), I’ve done some clean-up and removed modules that we won’t
> develop or support anymore. The goal is to focus our energy on the
> modules adding the most valu
Second attempt without the typos J
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Hi all,
While preparing for the release of Restlet Framework 2.1 M1 (due tomorrow),
I’ve done some clean-up and removed modules that we won’t develop or support
anymore. The goal is to focus our energy on the modules adding the most value
to end-us
How does one get the appropriate Accept headers past a Redirector? My client is
requesting a specific media type, but after the Redirector the Accept header
becomes */*.
Is there a better method than Extending Redirector and rewriting the
serverRedirect method so that headers aren't stripped (o
Hi all,
While preparing for the release of Restlet Framework 2.1 M1 (due tomorrow),
I’ve done some clean-up and removed modules that we won’t develop or support
anymore. The goal is to focus our energy on the modules adding the most value
to end-users rather than trying to integrate with eve
I posted this mesage. Thanks for your consideration in responding.
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For a metadata property such as :
when using the org.restlet.ext.odata.Generator tool the generated object
contains :
public double getZipcode() {
return zipcode;
}
public void setZipcode(double zipcode) {
this.zipcode = zipcode;
}
which do not allow you to set a zipc
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