Examples of Restlet

org.restlet.Restlet
Uniform class that provides a context and life cycle support. It has many subclasses that focus on specific ways to process calls. The context property is typically provided by a parent Component as a way to encapsulate access to shared features such as logging and client connectors.

Concurrency note: instances of this class or its subclasses can be invoked by several threads at the same time and therefore must be thread-safe. You should be especially careful when storing state in member variables. @author Jerome Louvel
org.restlet.client.Restlet
Uniform class that provides a context and life cycle support. It has many subclasses that focus on specific ways to process calls. The context property is typically provided by a parent Component as a way to encapsulate access to shared features such as logging and client connectors.

Concurrency note: instances of this class or its subclasses can be invoked by several threads at the same time and therefore must be thread-safe. You should be especially careful when storing state in member variables. @author Jerome Louvel

Examples of org.restlet.Restlet

            this.uriMap.put(uri, rep);
        }


        @Override
        public Restlet createInboundRoot() {
            return new Restlet() {
                @Override
                public void handle(Request request, Response response) {
                    String remainder = request.getResourceRef()
                            .getRemainingPart();
                    Representation answer = SimpleUriMapApplication.this.uriMap

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Examples of org.restlet.client.Restlet

     * @param next
     *            The next handler.
     */
    public void setNext(org.restlet.client.Uniform next) {
        if (next instanceof Restlet) {
            Restlet nextRestlet = (Restlet) next;


            if (nextRestlet.getContext() == null) {
                nextRestlet.setContext(getContext());
            }
        }


        this.next = next;

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