Restlet ServerResource registerNumber method

[Victor Yeo]

Hi,

I used Restlet back in 2015. This week i am looking at Restlet again. I have a code as below. I could not find registerNumber in the restlet javadoc. what happened?

public class whatisme extends ServerResource {

    public Representation registerNumber(Representation entity) {

    

        String postContent=null;

        

        Form form = new Form(entity);  

        String queryStr = form.getQueryString();

        System.out.println("queryStr : "+ queryStr);

        String sUserid= form.getFirstValue("userid","").trim(); 

...

        return getResponseEntity();

    }

}

[Tim Peierls]

The modern way to write a Restlet ServerResource implementation is to use annotations (@Get, @Post, @Put, or @Delete) on the Java methods corresponding to the GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE HTTP methods.

If you don't use annotations, you need to use a method name corresponding to the HTTP method. It's all there in the Restlet docs.

--tim

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[Victor Yeo]

Thanks, i check the restlet docs, https://restlet.com/open-source/documentation/javadocs/2.3/jee/api/

i do not see the registerNumber method. I guess it is obsolete. 

The modern way for processing HTTP Post, do we use post as in https://restlet.com/open-source/documentation/javadocs/2.3/jee/api/org/restlet/resource/ServerResource.html#post(org.restlet.representation.Representation) ?

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[Tim Peierls]

No. You use the annotations so you don't have to rely on a method name convention.

It sounds like you haven't seen enough examples. Search for tutorials.

--tim

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[Victor Yeo]

ok. Thank you.