Examples of ClientResource

com.example.helloworld.resources.ClientResource
com.nexirius.util.resource.ClientResource
ClientResource is meant to be the single source of external resources for Java Swing clients. It provides both language dependent (menu text, tooltips) and language indepenent (font info.) resources. All resouces are currently refrenced by a resourceKey String. See the following regarding naming conventions in your resource files.
Please paste the following documentation into your resource (properties) file: #=========================================================================================================== # Resources are accessed from Java Swing clients via the com.nexirius.util.resource.ClientResource interface. # For the current information see the JavaDoc documentation for the above class. # # Resources consist of key-value pairs sepperated by =. # A resource name can be associated with many different resource types (tool tips, icons, menu text). # The following naming patterns are used to associate a resource key name with its resource type value. # For example if the resourceName key is "paste" here is how you write your resource keys: # paste.icon=someIconName.gif # paste.accelerator=Ctrl+V # paste.menu=$Paste # paste.tip=This is the tool tip text # paste.buttonText=Paste # # Note: There is no paste.mnemonic, mnemonic keys are indicated in the .menu text by the $ symbol. #===========================================================================================================
org.restlet.client.resource.ClientResource
Client-side resource. Acts like a proxy of a target resource.
This class changes the semantics of the {@link Resource#getRequest()} and{@link Resource#getResponse()} methods. Since a clientResource may receiveseverals responses for a single request (in case of interim response), the {@link #getResponse()} method returns the last received response object. TheRequest object returned by the {@link #getRequest()} is actually a prototypewhich is cloned (except the representation) just before the {@link #handle()}method is called.
Users must be aware that by most representations can only be read or written once. Some others, such as {@link StringRepresentation} stored the entity inmemory which can be read several times but has the drawback to consume memory.
Concurrency note: instances of the class are not designed to be shared among several threads. If thread-safety is necessary, consider using the lower-level {@link Client} class instead. @author Jerome Louvel
org.restlet.resource.ClientResource
Client-side resource. Acts like a proxy of a target resource.
This class changes the semantics of the {@link UniformResource#getRequest()}and {@link UniformResource#getResponse()} methods. Since a clientResource mayreceive severals responses for a single request (in case of interim response), the {@link #getResponse()} method returns the last receivedresponse object. The Request object returned by the {@link #getRequest()} isactually a prototype which is cloned (except the representation) just before the {@link #handle()} method is called.
Users must be aware that by most representations can only be read or written once. Some others, such as {@link StringRepresentation} stored the entity inmemory which can be read several times but has the drawback to consume memory.
Concurrency note: instances of the class are not designed to be shared among several threads. If thread-safety is necessary, consider using the lower-level {@link Client} class instead. @author Jerome Louvel

Examples of org.restlet.resource.ClientResource

            getLogger().info("After Redirecting to : " + redirRef.toUri());
            // return true;
            // return null;
        } else {
            getLogger().info("Came back after SNS code = " + code);
            ClientResource tokenResource = new CookieCopyClientResource(
                    params.getBaseRef() + params.getAccessTokenPath());


            Form form = new Form();
            form.add(OAuthServerResource.GRANT_TYPE,
                    OAuthServerResource.GrantType.authorization_code.name());
            String redir = request.getResourceRef().getHostIdentifier()
                    + request.getResourceRef().getPath();
            form.add(OAuthServerResource.REDIR_URI, redir);


            if (basicSecret) {
                ChallengeResponse authentication = new ChallengeResponse(
                        ChallengeScheme.HTTP_BASIC);
                authentication.setDigestAlgorithm("NONE");
                String basic = params.getClientId() + ':'
                        + params.getClientSecret();
                authentication.setRawValue(Base64.encode(basic.getBytes(),
                        false));
                tokenResource.setChallengeResponse(authentication);
            } else {
                form.add(OAuthServerResource.CLIENT_ID, params.getClientId());
                form.add(OAuthServerResource.CLIENT_SECRET,
                        params.getClientSecret());
            }


            form.add(OAuthServerResource.CODE, code);
            getLogger().info(
                    "Sending access form : " + form.getQueryString() + " to : "
                            + tokenResource.getReference());


            try {
                Representation input = form.getWebRepresentation();
                Representation body = tokenResource.post(input);


                if (tokenResource.getStatus().isSuccess()) {
                    // Store away the user
                    OAuthUser authUser = OAuthUser.createJson(body);


                    if (authUser != null) {
                        request.getClientInfo().setUser(authUser);
                        request.getClientInfo().setAuthenticated(true);
                        getLogger().info(
                                "storing to context = : " + getContext());
                        // continue in the filter chain
                        auth = true;
                    }
                }


                getLogger().info("Before sns release");
                body.release();
            } catch (ResourceException re) {
                getLogger().warning("Could not find token resource.");
            }
            tokenResource.release();
        }
        return auth;
    }

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Examples of org.restlet.resource.ClientResource


        this.responseLogTemplate = (getLogFormat() == null) ? null
                : new Template(getLogFormat());


        if (getLogPropertiesRef() != null) {
            Representation logProperties = new ClientResource(getContext(),
                    getLogPropertiesRef()).get();


            if (logProperties != null) {
                LogManager.getLogManager().readConfiguration(
                        logProperties.getStream());

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Examples of org.restlet.resource.ClientResource


            Reference meRef = new Reference("me");
            meRef.addQueryParameter(OAuthServerResource.ACCESS_TOKEN,
                    accessToken);


            ClientResource graphResource = new ClientResource(FB_GRAPH);
            ClientResource meResource = graphResource.getChild(meRef);
            JsonRepresentation meRepr = meResource
                    .get(JsonRepresentation.class);
            if (meResource.getResponse().getStatus().isSuccess()) {
                JSONObject me;
                try {
                    me = meRepr.getJsonObject();
                    String id = me.get("id").toString();
                    log.info("Your ID = " + id);
                    accessTokens.put(id, accessToken);
                    // TODO Set Cookie
                    return true;
                } catch (JSONException e) {
                    log.log(Level.WARNING, "Failed in parsing the me object.",
                            e);
                }
            }
            meRepr.release();
            meResource.release();
            graphResource.release();
        }


        return false;
    }

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