We're planning a new API server that will mainly serve JSON responses,
with a RESTful interface. We're concerned about scale. Are we on the
right track using Restlet with Jetty?
One question we're asking is, is there anything in the Java world like
Phusion Passenger? For example, an pre-built solu
log4j deadlock in
certain cases.
On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 1:11 PM, Aaron Crow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It turns out that the connection problem was a symptom and not a root
cause. The root cause seems to have something to do with our use of log4j... it
seems to
cause hanging, p
th log4j's asyncappender to
see if that's a better workaround.
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We're having a serious issue with entity.getText(), where it often hangs
for a second or so, then completes but with missing content
ed Noelios Technologies site,
http://www.noelios.com, I bet these guys named Jerome and Thierry can help you
=)
Though, that makes me think, Jerome, would it be appropriate to use a Wiki
page for a directory of Restlet focused firms and their capabilities? We are a
growing community ...
Say I'm having specific issues with the Restlet framework that I need to
work around in a short period of time. Are there folks on this list who do
short-term consulting?
Best wishes,
Aaron
We're having a serious issue with entity.getText(), where it often hangs for
a second or so, then completes but with missing content.
We have written a proxy service which takes POST requests and hands them off
to Resources attached to our REST Application.
The resources generate new Request ob
orService#beforeSend() and afterSend()
methods.
Also, we don't support trailing HTTP headers and there is no plan yet to
support them in the future.
Best regards,
Jerome
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Hi Restlet Community,
I'm working with a 3-tiered system, the bottom 2 tiers using Restlet. The
higher Riestlet tier makes multiple requests down to the lowest Restlet
tier, in order to serve a single one of its own requests. I'd like to start
compiling meaningful profiling information per req
configuration:
http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_1.1/g1/13-restlet/29-restlet/98-restlet/101-restlet.html
Best regards,
Jerome
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Objet : Re: Support for l
est wishes,
Aaron
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Hello Aaron.
Thnx for examples
One small note. I will be very appreciated if u also post ur log4j config.
For access logs only :)
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Hi Evgeny,
Sure, I will. First though, I'd like to say that I don't consider it the
ideal solution. In my case I just want the Restlet's access logs, and if I
can emulate those myself with my own logging statements, I'll be happier.
That being said, here's what I did to redirect Restlet's JDK
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Envoyé : mercredi 23 juillet 2008 06:38
À : discuss@restlet.tigris.org
Objet : Support for log4j?
I'd prefer that the Restlet framework use log4j to do access logging, and I
found this from March 06 via Google:
http://osdir.com/ml/java.restlet/
I'd prefer that the Restlet framework use log4j to do access logging, and I
found this from March 06 via Google:
http://osdir.com/ml/java.restlet/2006-11/msg3.html
Is that still accurate? Or is there a new-and-improved method?
Thanks!
Aaron
iant.setCharacterSet(CharacterSet characterSet)
- org.restlet.data.ClientInfo.getAcceptedCharacterSets()
Best regards,
Jerome
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Objet : Supporting UTF-8?
Dear Restlet friends,
I'd like my server to be UTF-8 compliant, including explicit headers to
indicate compliance. It's my understanding that my server should open with
the header...
Accept-Charset: UTF-8
...and respond with the header:
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
How can I achieve
//wrapper.tanukisoftware.org/
It provides you an Unix daemon that you can start/stop/restart easily and
many other features. We happily use it in production and it is also included
in the Restlet distribution.
Best regards,
Jerome
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at you can start/stop/restart easily and
many other features. We happily use it in production and it is also included
in the Restlet distribution.
Best regards,
Jerome
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and a shutdown signal means
"no new tasks allowed, and wait for running tasks to finish"?
Thanks for any further insights on this!
Aaron
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On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 11:28 AM, Aaron Crow <[EMAI
Is it ok to shut down a Restlet server using Unix kill? What does Restlet do
in this case? And does anyone have any good advice on what the application
code might do to handle this event properly?
Hi Jerome,
Thanks! This worked for me (got rid of the Stream Closed INFOs on every
request):
org.restlet.Component.level=WARNING
Currently using 1.0.7. Will consider upgrading.
Yes, I think the organization of the Logger could be better in this case.
Just thinking that it seemed very natural
Apologies, forgot to supply a convenient link to the issue:
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=428
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Is there a good way to squelch just this log output? I've tried pointing
Java Loggin
Is there a good way to squelch just this log output? I've tried pointing
Java Logging to a logging.config file with entries like this:
com.noelios.restlet.ext.simple.level=SEVERE
simple.level=SEVERE
com.noelios.restlet.ext.simple.SimpleProtocolHandler.level=SEVERE
But that does not do the trick
hreads is
very dependent on the HTTP/HTTPS connector/server in use.
Restlet, as far as I know, does not do anything to attenuate
the native behavior of the server with regard to creating
threads for incoming network connections. Which server
environment were you looking at when you tested?
On Mon
regard to creating
threads for incoming network connections. Which server environment were you
looking at when you tested?
On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 2:43 PM, Aaron Crow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'd like to understand the threading model used by my basic Restlet app. I
have a sta
I'd like to understand the threading model used by my basic Restlet app. I
have a standalone app that uses Application and Component, and attaches
subclasses of Restlet to the router. I am using the reference implementation
provided by noelios. (Many, many thanks to Jerome for all of this!)
So
Dear Restlet Community,
I've recently become a very happy user of Restlet as both a client and a
server. Specifically, I was delighted to see how easy to was to receive a
RESTful request and turn around and pass it along to another RESTful
service. At first I was thinking I'd need to use someth
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