version: 2.0.3 (stable)
I am seeing this too, although not only on CLIENT_ERROR_BAD_REQUEST.
Did you get anywhere discovering what it might be ?
Regards
Fraser
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I get these errors frequently in my restlet server log.
I'm running restlet 2.0-RC04 as a standalone process.
I consume the web services with Apache HTTP client 3.1.
It seems to be related with serving "relatively" large pages (it seems to
get more frequent).
At the HTTP client side, sometimes th
I've been seeing this strange behavior in one of my hosts, which does
have a weird setup. I "solved" it by putting Restlet (the server) behind
an Apache reverse proxy. Somehow Apache streamlined the connections for
me. I'm not saying this is the solution, but perhaps it can help you
isolate whe
I just tried using nginx as a reverse proxy. It doesn't seem to make any
difference, data is still being lost.
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I am using the XStream extension with ServerResource, and the generated XML
contains references. Is there a way to disable this? It seems
Xstream.setMode(XStream.NO_REFERENCES) should do it, but how do i get the
XStream instance from within the @Get("xml") retrieve() method?
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Hello Jerome , Thierry,
I'm was using the Restlet to serve the pdf retrievals and while I was
testing I found that InputRepresentation.release() method is not closing
the inputstream properly if there is any socket exception or IO exception. I
tested with Restlet 1.1.10 and Restlet 2.0.2 version
Good people of Restlet-Land,
I'm using Restlet 2.0.3 JSE, including its built-in web server, in a small
standalone Java application. Having got a few resources working, my next
task is to serve a directory of static files from within a JAR file. As I
understand, I need to use the CLAP protocol for
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