>From a brief look at your code, it looks like you're mixing up Restlets
with ServerResources. Restlets are created and added to the routing
structure in createInboundRoot, and typically have a lifetime that spans
that of the application, while a new ServerResource instance is created for
every req
So I am working on a more complex format from the tutorials but running into
some odd issues and/or confusions that I don't quite understand.
To simplify things, I attached my code. There are 3 java files (Main, Tracer
and RootRoute).
I am trying to get a better understanding on Router, Directory
Hi Thierry,
Can you help me understand why the out of the box configuration is not
appropriate for production?
Best,
Matt
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Hey everyone,
I discovered an issue with the deployment of the restlet libraries in a project
(XWiki) on the current Wildfly 8.1
When trying to deploy the application with the bundled libraries I get the
following error:
[..]
Caused by: org.jboss.weld.exceptions.DefinitionException: WELD-75
Hello Robert,
I've added an issue for that question with a few line for analysis:
https://github.com/restlet/restlet-framework-java/issues/937
This issue concerns the internal HTTP server connector which can be used
for development, but not for production.
You can use the Jetty and Simple connect
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