I don’t know which server connector you use for your application but it seems that it’s the default one. Restlet is pluggable and extensible at different levels. I recommend you to use the Jetty one. To do that simply add the JAR file for the Jetty extension (org.restlet.ext.jetty.jar) within your classpath. The connector will be … Read more
REST just says that you should conform to the uniform interface. In other words, it says you should do what POST is supposed to do as per the HTTP spec. Here is the quote from that spec that is relevant, If a resource has been created on the origin server, the response SHOULD be 201 … Read more
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 /user/{id} Application.updateUser DELETE /user/{id} Application.deleteUser You don’t specify any content type here. Doing so is IMHO only necessary when you … Read more