Hi,
I bet this issue has to do with the client not sending the proper
Accepts header info and the rest resource does not see it as
appropriate. Apparently jQuery is not doing the 'right thing'. I
recently had this issue. My working example of a jQuery function for a
conditional get looks like:
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Serdyn,
On 3/23/12 11:26 AM, Serdyn du Toit wrote:
> The client code was first in Jersey (jersey.java.net), then written
> in plain Java, and then using Apache HttpComponents
> (hc.apache.org). All versions of client code hanged.
Could you try using
On 23 Mar 2012, at 15:26, Serdyn du Toit wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Using Tomcat 6.0.35 I got the server up and running and could retrieve
> webpages from my application perfectly - using the browser. Now I've
> written some client code of my own in Java and for one or other reason it
> doesn't want to re
Serdyn du Toit wrote:
Hi,
Using Tomcat 6.0.35 I got the server up and running and could retrieve
webpages from my application perfectly - using the browser. Now I've
written some client code of my own in Java and for one or other reason it
doesn't want to retrieve everything - it only returns a
2012/3/23 Serdyn du Toit :
> Hi,
>
> Using Tomcat 6.0.35 I got the server up and running and could retrieve
> webpages from my application perfectly - using the browser. Now I've
> written some client code of my own in Java and for one or other reason it
> doesn't want to retrieve everything - it
Hi,
Using Tomcat 6.0.35 I got the server up and running and could retrieve
webpages from my application perfectly - using the browser. Now I've
written some client code of my own in Java and for one or other reason it
doesn't want to retrieve everything - it only returns a partial response
and th
