Assuming this group is still alive (I know everybody's been busy evangelizing in W3C lists), I have a followup question on the purchase order scenarios. There...
Interesting. The URI (path+query) would point to the answer you want to give, having the 'path only' point to the product is neato, but not required. To get...
... having the ... when=tomorrow ... when=tomorrow&ab ... I like it! Maybe just plain http://www.myinventory.foo/products/blueshoes/availability would present...
I had a good friend ask me about whether Model-View-Controller is a good framework for building apps on a Java App Server. This led me to thinking about how...
... good ... the 'model' part ... view it ... the 'controller' ... Alternatively, in REST: 'model' = resource 'view' = representation 'controller' = handler of...
I suppose everybody is tired of Yahoo groups by now, but the REST gang doesn't seem to want discussion on the Wiki, so I don't know where else to post this...
... I think there's a project to be done of working out a RESTy session management protocol. ...just have to sit down and do it, that's all. - Lucas...
... I tend not to think about session state as a thing. A client interacts with a service and in so doing the service may create new resources. They may be...
Paul Prescod
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Apr 15, 2002 7:51 pm
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... interacts ... requirement to ... No. I wish I had not framed the question that way. In fact, the reason I asked it was because you hinted in some previous...
Hi, I would like to see a document where you can learn REST by example. For one reason, to understand it better and also because there is growing interest in...
... The calculator might be a bad sample problem, because it doesn't show the utility of REST - transferring the state of a calculator is unnecessary because...
Hi, I would like to see a document where you can learn REST by example. For one reason, to understand it better and also because there is growing interest in...
Don't know, and I think this list is for more general things, but I'd be happy to participate wherever the work ends up happening. A year ago I would have...
Hi Erik, There is already a page on the Wiki ("How to convert RPC to REST") for what you are thinking about. The fact that you didn't find it means that ...
... I'd be ... ago I ... a mail ... A Wiki works for me for conversation and documentation. If the REST Wiki admins don't want it, maybe set up another...
... During the morning commute I came to more or less the same conclusion. In general there needs to be a listing of design issues with an example for each....
... Here we aim to demonstrate by example how to convert existing XML-RPC or SOAP/RPC based services into REST based ones that used only HTTP and URIs (and...
Erik Terpstra
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Apr 17, 2002 2:54 pm
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http://api.google.com/search/beta2 Grrrr!...
Mark Baker
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Apr 17, 2002 8:34 pm
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They used to have an XML interface via POST/GET. But you had to pay to get in. Don't know what happened to it. ... From: "Mark Baker" <distobj@...> To:...
... From: "Erik Terpstra" <erik@...> ... What kind of code examples do you want - client or server? How about Java code? Regarding server based code,...
... I am half-way though an xml.com article on this topic. The argument in favor of HTTP is so overwhelming that i would hope and expect that beta3 will have...
Paul Prescod
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Apr 18, 2002 7:34 am
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... Hash: SHA1 Hello Lucas, ... Erik: along side the address book example, what about a bookmark manager? It could manage bookmarks in one central place. ... ...
Please do not forward this too widely yet. I intend to publish it on xml.com. In particular, please don't forward links to it yet. It's canonical home should...
Paul Prescod
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Apr 18, 2002 9:27 am
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... Hey Holden, The REST answer to CRUD is that employee.create should not be exposed in a broadly distributed setting because it is a method as opposed to a ...
http://xmlhack.com/read.php?item=1615 "Amazon goes REST, Google goes SOAP" Paul Prescod...
Paul Prescod
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Apr 18, 2002 4:34 pm
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IBM just dropped a submarine patent on ebXML. http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1106-884681.html Follow this thread a little to see the consequent turmoil in ebXML- ...
Paul, it's wonderful! Great argument, lots of convincing detail. Suggestion for improvement: If you could put something really short illustrating the...
