Its pretty well known how to do a quick pub/sub with atom pub. If we get loads and loads of consumers though it might be beneficial to say hang a http...
... Huh? Are you saying, you want to switch from polling to push when number of users grow? I'd suggest that, the more number of users you have, the less is...
There is good reason to switch to push as FREQUENCY of messages gets higher. Try polling the twitter stream. On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 8:48 AM, Jan Algermissen ...
Hi, I'm searching a java rest framework or JAX-RS implementation that allows me to configure the dispatcher at runtime through an API. In JAX-RS it is only ...
... Well, try pushing the Twitter stream to zillions of clients :-) What I was referring to is to split the stream in archived (==static) pages that are then...
Hi, for my bachelor thesis[1] (reusable components in multi MediaType rest applications) I invented a way to hide the details of the Resource Representation...
Dear REST enthousiast, Do you think there’s a joint future for Services and the Semantic Web? Or is your opinion that they’ll never work together? Either...
Hi all, I am trying to do the best I can for our API needs to avoid making some REST calls basically be RPC calls. I can't explain in detail regarding the...
Kevin: not sure if this helps, but regarding the " as far as I can tell this does not modify a resource, or create a new resource" line, i'll share this ...
Dear list members, I am currently working on my Master's thesis at the University of Hagen. The goal of my thesis is the development of a graphical modeling...
   Thank you for the replies. Both you and Ben seem to be saying the same thing.. some sort of job queue resource. I probably should have added that all of...
I have a web application that has many web services and an AJAX web client as well as some mobile clients. I won't call them RESTful web services, but I'm...
Quick two points on this: ID is already part of the application protocl, its' the URI. If you model it independently, you may be introducing coupling back to...
I'll add that I really, really wish you added a free textbox so I could answer something else than "yes/no". On a few occasions I thougt "you're enforcing a...
First of all, thanks for filling in the questionnaire. The resource types are due to Tikov [1]. He identified them as the concepts that appear in many if not...
I should also have mentioned that the language is ment for modeling the server only. So, basically, when you run some sort of code generator on the model you...
Interesting HTTP Q (not related to REST, of course)... Here's my list of HTTP auth solutions when working w/ common browsers: LET THE BROWSER HANDLE IT ALL I...
... mike> LET THE BROWSER HANDLE IT ALL I usually use HTTPS + Basic mike> Auth for browser apps and I let the browser handle this mike> detail for me. IOW, I...
Brent: Good point. Digest works fine. However, when I move along this "solution scale" (pre-auth, then cookie-hack) it's harder to continue to support digest....
When letting the browser handle it all, how do you handle the "sign out" use case? Also, I disagree that this is not related to REST. A lot of services that...
HTTPS + login cookie is perfectly stateless from the server side if implemented correctly (as a digitally signed token). There's no reason an AJAX client can't...
Jason: SIGN OUT HTTP Auth does not support "sign-out" so, by default, i do not expect it when using HTTP Auth. However: - when using browser-based auth, this...
I think that's very much acceptable, as the server can do what it wants with it. I do think sometimes we (people building frameworks around resources) don't...
Hi guys, in these days I'm writing an API consumer for a RoR-powered webservice, which uses 422 status code (from WebDav) in HTTP responses. Here's an...
Alessandro Nadalin <alessandro.nadalin@...> hat am 14. Februar 2012 ... http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/98002 ... What are you asking for specifically? ...
Hi, Using 422 is fine. It isn't defined the HTTP spec but in RFC 2518, which is as cool. The HTTP spec allows for definition of new HTTP status codes. 422 is...
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Feb 14, 2012 2:54 pm
... RFC 4918, actually. But yes, it's ok to use it; that's why HTTP has a status code registry. ... How so? Me surprised :-)...
... One of the main incentive for 422 is that 400 is defined as meaning "The request could not be understood by the server due to malformed syntax". Therefore...
