I wrote a lovely little program to try out a number of variations and
everything worked flawlessly, leaving only myself to blame for the
original problem. That sent me back to look at some side code that
didn't close a reader (see response to Rob). My bad! Thanks for the
hints to move me forwar
Dag-nabbit!
You were exactly right. I had a reader I hadn't closed. Good pointer!
-jeff
Rob Heittman wrote:
Server OS details? This comes up often on Windows, which will not
allow you to delete a file that has an InputStream open to it. Not
sure why an InputStream would still be open, though
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De : news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] De la part de Jeff Ramsdale
Envoyé : mercredi 1 octobre 2008 05:19
À : discuss@restlet.tigris.org
Objet : Re: PUT to a Directory fails
Shockingly, I
Shockingly, I'm on Windows XP Pro. Anything special I should do to make
sure I'm not leaving something open?
-jeff
Rob Heittman wrote:
Server OS details? This comes up often on Windows, which will not
allow you to delete a file that has an InputStream open to it. Not
sure why an InputStream
Server OS details? This comes up often on Windows, which will not
allow you to delete a file that has an InputStream open to it. Not
sure why an InputStream would still be open, though ... it's not a
feature if it is.
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 8:48 PM, Jeff Ramsdale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'
I'm using GWT and Restlet 1.1-SNAPSHOT. My server provides a Directory,
from which I can GET a text file and display it in an editable TextArea
in the browser. I have a button that should PUT the modified contents
back to the server but the PUT fails on the server with:
WARNING: Unable
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