2.1 JSE : RecipientInfo/Via chokes on ":" in token

Hello, a small yet annoying problem can occur when using Redirector in an environments with a proxy. The string "webproxy.ag.man.de:8000" cannot be added to the "Via" header (see stacktrace). Http 14.45 Via explicitly allows a "host : port" so maybe it is not the ":" that causes the error. As a

Releasing the underlying resources in Restlet when client did not consume complete content

We're using the Restlet 2.0.1 version for our application, I've question regarding the when Representation.release() method will happens at server side? We'are working on two tier Application like Web App and Service(web App makes the requests to Service for content), In service we are using the R

RE: Forwarding all requests

Hi Jim, In 2.0, we do have a copy constructor for Request that you could leverage. But it doesn't clone everything deep down. This isn't available in 1.1, so I guess you would need to write this logic. For example, you need to find a way to clone your request entities which might be transient..

Restlet Framework 2.0.2 released

Hi all, Yesterday, we have released a new bug fixing release of the 2.0 branch. For a summary of changes, please see this page: http://www.restlet.org/documentation/2.0/jse/changes We are also fixing a few final issues before releas

Re: Matching ";" in paths.

Thanks. To avoid confusion to anyone picking up this thread later: A colon (:) is %3A A semicolon (;) is %3B On Wed, Oct 27, 2010 at 8:18 PM, Stephan Koops wrote: > Hi Karel, > > it is not possible in the JAX-RS extension, because this is the special > meaning of ";". > you could encode the ";"