What is the simplest way to log the response-time for a restlet-based webservice? I want to make sure that our webservice has a reasonable response time. So I want to be able开发者_如何学Python to ke
I would like to create one EMF object and use it in various Resource class objects.. any ideas on ho开发者_JS百科w to do this?the answer is to use a class which follows the singleton design pattern -
I want to expose a resource using RESTlet with a fine-grained authentication. My ServerResource should be accessable via GET only for authenticated members (using BASIC Authentication). However, reque
After deploying my App Engine app and doing a POST request that is supposed to return XML, I get the following error:
I have restlet sample client program which sends the digest request. Similar to this I need java client program which sends a digest request using HttpClient api.
Restlet\'s (2.0M6 on Google App Engine) annotations are actually sensible to the order of a resource\'s methods.
When I try and view an atom feed on localho开发者_如何学Cst, instead of displaying the feed, firefox gives me a choice to add the feed to google reader or my google home page, but I don\'t think googl
I\'d like my Restlet application to log the stack trace for any Resource that generates a 500-series HTTP error (using the Context\'s Logger). As far as I can tell, this is not the default behavior.
I want to create atom xml representations for my REST resources using Restlet. Should I (can I?) use ROME or just use the Atom extension for Restlet?
How can I concatenate multiple JsonRepresentation Object into one, without building my own string parser?
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