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Restlet POSTing JSON to Appengine error

送分小仙女□ 提交于 2019-11-27 07:18:26
问题 We have a small app with Restlet on the GAE server and GWT and Android clients. Restlet serves GWT-serialized replies to GWT clients and JSON to Android clients. All is ok with GWT-serialization both locally and on AppEngine production servers. All is ok with Android (JSON) clients talking to local dev server. Android taking to production AppEngine server GETs JSON replies, but POST fails. There is no error or warning in logs. The function on server gets called but parameter passed is null.

RESTFul Service Framework for AppEngine

╄→尐↘猪︶ㄣ 提交于 2019-11-26 23:58:34
问题 I am working on a project that involves mobile and web clients with Google's AppEngine PAAS. I would like to use RESTFul webservices with my AppEngine app. I have looked over Stackoverflow for references to RESTFul service frameworks that can be used with AppEngine for both web (GWT) and mobile (Android) clients. Although Restlet seems to provide editions for AppEngine, GWT and Android, so far I've got it down to RestEasy mostly due to this question. There have been questions previously that

How to create invoice in netsuite using suitetalk?

左心房为你撑大大i 提交于 2019-11-26 23:40:57
问题 Thanks for reading this topic, i would appreciate if someone from netsuite can share with me solution of below issue. I am creating invoice in netsuite web portal with the customer that doesn't have credit limit, i have added inventory item and then payment item of that items it's working very well and i am very happy. but when i am going to create the same thing using suitetalk webservices it's showing me below error. [Code=USER_ERROR] Customer balance exceeds credit limit [Code=WARNING]

Reading the first part of a file using HTTP

一世执手 提交于 2019-11-26 23:24:48
问题 I would like to determine the type of a file (generally UTF-8) by reading the first part of the file and analysing the content. (The type is specific to my community but not under my control and not covered by MIME/MediaType which is normally TEXT_PLAIN). I am using the 'org.restlet' library on the client to analyse the header with Request request = new Request(Method.HEAD, url); so I know the content-length and can (if necessary and possible) estimate how many bytes I should download for the

A url resource that is a dot (%2E)

喜夏-厌秋 提交于 2019-11-26 22:50:37
I have a resource that is a . This means my url looks like this: http://myapp/index/ . And i need to add query parameters so that it looks like this: http://myapp/index/.?type=xml I use Freemarker for the presentation of my resources and made a percent-encoding hack for this case: <#if key?matches("\\.")> <li><a href="${contextPath}/index/%2E">${key}</a></li> </#if> This works fine for Firefox. But all other Browsers like IE, Safari, Chrom, Opera just ignore my url encoded dot ( http://myapp/index/%2E ). Any suggestions? It's actually not really clearly stated in the standard ( RFC 3986 )

Easiest frameworks to implement Java REST web services [closed]

别来无恙 提交于 2019-11-26 22:37:49
问题 What are the best frameworks for implementing both client and server REST frameworks in Java? I've been struggling a little to find an easy to use solution. Update : Both Jersey and Restlet seem like good options. We'll probably use Restlet but we'll experiment with both. 回答1: Restlet sounds like it should provide what you're looking for: Support for client and server (in a relatively symmetric api) Smart url binding mime type understanding (given accepted mime types, it will ask your

RESTful on Play! framework

非 Y 不嫁゛ 提交于 2019-11-26 21:08:55
We are planning a project primarily serving content to mobile apps, but need to have a website. My question is whether is makes sense to use Jersey or Restlet to develop REST APIs for our mobile apps, and then use Play! to serve the website. Or does it make more sense to just use Play! to do it all? If so, how to do REST with Play! framework? seb As per request, a simple REST-like approach. It works almost the same way Codemwncis' solution works but uses the Accept header for content negotiation. First the routes file: GET /user/{id} Application.user POST /user/ Application.createUser PUT

A url resource that is a dot (%2E)

戏子无情 提交于 2019-11-26 11:21:12
问题 I have a resource that is a . This means my url looks like this: http://myapp/index/ . And i need to add query parameters so that it looks like this: http://myapp/index/.?type=xml I use Freemarker for the presentation of my resources and made a percent-encoding hack for this case: <#if key?matches(\"\\\\.\")> <li><a href=\"${contextPath}/index/%2E\">${key}</a></li> </#if> This works fine for Firefox. But all other Browsers like IE, Safari, Chrom, Opera just ignore my url encoded dot ( http:/

RESTful on Play! framework

旧街凉风 提交于 2019-11-26 07:52:35
问题 We are planning a project primarily serving content to mobile apps, but need to have a website. My question is whether is makes sense to use Jersey or Restlet to develop REST APIs for our mobile apps, and then use Play! to serve the website. Or does it make more sense to just use Play! to do it all? If so, how to do REST with Play! framework? 回答1: As per request, a simple REST-like approach. It works almost the same way Codemwncis' solution works but uses the Accept header for content