restlet

I am attempting to use Restlet for Android to query an OData data source. However, I am not impressed with its performance in both the emulator as well on a real device. I have the requests made in a wrapper AsyncTask to make the UI responsive but it still takes over 1 minute to finally return the objects. I get plenty of these in the LogCat window: 10-04 18:20:41.667: DEBUG/dalvikvm(278): GC freed 7872 objects / 523928 bytes in 279ms What can I do to speed up the queries? Check out odata4j - http://odata4j.org This is an alternative odata library for java, including an android-compatible

I'm using Restlet with GAE, and the GAE Blobstore API requires a HttpServletRequest object for uploading blobs and a HttpServletResponse object for serving them. Is there any way to get the HttpServletResponse object from the restlet Response? You can use the utility class org.restlet.ext.servlet.ServletUtils to get to the HttpServletRequest : org.restlet.Request restletRequest = getRequest(); HttpServletRequest servletRequest = ServletUtils.getRequest(restletRequest); and similar for the response : org.restlet.Request restletResponse = getResponse(); HttpServletResponse servletResponse =

Just startred using restlet with java and was pleasently surprised how easy it was. However this was with puts. I then started to work with get but couldn't work out how to pass infromation with the get. With the put it was easy as: @Put public Boolean store(Contact contact); But when i try and do this with get it doesnt work. From reading around i think i have to not pass it any parameters and just have this: @Get public Contact retrieve(); and then pass the parameters in a url or something? But i cant find any info on how to do this. As with put i could just use: resource.store(user1); Any

Getting this error in restlet: ForwardUIApplication ; Exception while instantiating the target server resource. java.lang.InstantiationException: me.unroll.forwardui.server.ForwardUIServer$UnsubscribeForwardUIResource And I know exactly why. It's because my constructor looks like this: public UnsubscribeForwardUIResource(MySQLConnectionPool connectionPool) { And Restlet accesses the resource like so: router.attach(Config.unsubscribeUriPattern(), UnsubscribeForwardUIResource.class); Problem is I actually need that ctor argument. How can I make it accessible? (Note I'm not using any IOC

I've been looking all over the internet trying to find an example of how to do this. I simply want to set up a REST server which automatically serializes objects to and from XML. I'm simply trying to provide a server that can faciltate user login, logout, and access to a XML list of objects only once a user is logged in. What's required to get a simple example application up and going? I'm failing to grasp the way that the Restlet library works, and I'm entirely new to using JAXB and JAXRS. I've worked on a project that uses these libraries, but only from the client's perspective. Restlet can