List of Tables

Chapter 2. Beginning a Restlet application

Table 2.1. Properties of Restlet inherited by Application

Table 2.2. Restlet applications offer several built-in services.

Table 2.3. Results of a routing example

Table 2.4. Shortcut methods in the Resource class

Table 2.5. Shortcut methods in the ServerResource class

Table 2.6. Special properties of ServerResource

Table 2.7. Shortcut methods in the ClientResource class

Table 2.8. Special properties of ClientResource

Table 2.9. Restlet provides annotations for defining resources

Chapter 3. Deploying a Restlet application

Table 3.1. Properties of the Connector, Client, and Server classes

Table 3.2. Characteristics of built-in connectors

Table 3.3. Characteristics of extension connectors

Table 3.4. Properties of the VirtualHost classes

Table 3.5. Restlet applications can use several built-in component services.

Chapter 4. Producing and consuming Restlet representations

Table 4.1. Variant properties

Table 4.2. RepresentationInfo properties

Table 4.3. Additional Representation properties

Table 4.4. A few examples of common standard media types

Chapter 5. Securing a Restlet application

Table 5.1. Parameters of the server context related to the use of HTTPS

Table 5.2. Provided implementations of the SslContextFactory interface

Table 5.3. Security schemes declared by the ChallengeScheme class

Chapter 7. Enhancing a Restlet application with recipes and best practices

Table 7.1. Directory class properties

Table 7.2. Common URI template variables