I am using Restlet v2.1m3.
I recently began working on adding JSON as an available media type on top of
existing XML functionality through JAXB. While I have had no real issues with
GET calls Accepting application/json, PUT calls seem to be ignoring the
availability of the Jackson converter.
E
I still don't know what the difference between my test and server environments
was, but for whatever reason on the server my persistence system was storing my
Date objects as java.sql.timestamp and my loca environment was using
java.util.Date. The problem, then is that ISO8601DateConverter only
Would anybody on the list happen to know the story behind the patched version
of Restlet 1.1.6 that's included in Nexus 2.0.2? It is marked version
"1.1.6-SONATYPE-5348-V4".
>From what I can tell, they were trying to solve a problem with the Apache HTTP
>Client extension (they patched that libr
I am using restlet 2.1RC3 and using spring to manage beans. so my spring
restful config looks like this:
// this is the status bean injected in xxxComponent
public class xxxStatusService extends StatusService {
@Override
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