... What they [the resources] have in common is they're all the of the same "type". A weaker and not-quite-the-same way of saying this is that they all have ...
... This is the first real reason for me. ... Understood. (great explanation) ... Well I'm not sure you're adding anything to the mix by using POST. You can...
... Actually, this issue seems like the usual case of trying to avoid iterative reads over a (large) result set and the corresponding network interactions with...
... Yes, when one starts splitting hairs. The semantics of GET are... "The GET method means retrieve whatever information (in the form of an entity) is...
I'm writing a survey on agent architectures and I am interested if anyone knows of applications of the REST Architectural Style, and in particular of HTTP, to...
... Well, the claims about client/server protocols are just plain wrong. C/S refers to the type of interaction on a single connection. Nothing prevents a...
I'm curious if anyone has any comments on this xml.com article: http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2004/08/11/rest.html After reading the thesis and this entire mailing...
... It seems to be one person's suggestions on how to implement a REST-based service. Too bad it wasn't written that way. It would be more accurate to say...
I hadn't seen it till you pointed it out. The first part is a generic summary of the past two years. I think fundamentally the author mistakes architecture and...
See also http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/NOTE-authentform-19990203 ... From: S. Mike Dierken To: rest-discuss@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2004 10:03...
Regarding logout, Mark writes; "HTTP authentication doesn't provide any way to 'log out' a user" It seems to me that it shouldn't, as "logout" is something a...
Hi ... Actually you *can* set it up it's just that is is not that easy... There is a document here that explains one way of doing it with mod_perl: - Hacking...
... This is not *really* a REST issue but more a user interface issue because in terms of RESTfull web services environments the HTTP 401 is really all that is...
I have a situation that I'd like get opinions on from the rest community, if people are willing. I don't remember reading anything specific covering it in the...
... FWIW, RFC 2616 says nothing about Location being used in this way, so you're doing things in a way which isn't licensed. On the other hand, I think it...
... Hmmm.. So, I'm going to jump to the conclusion that it would be ok to use a different header. E.g. - something like "X-Report-Location". :) ... Ok, I can...
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Hey, According to section 10.2.3 of RFC 2616 <http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html#sec10.2.3>: "The entity returned with this response SHOULD...
... This mozilla extension does it: http://mmcc.cx/mozilla/ I wonder if it can work within a page (onClick...) Cheers, -- Laurian Gridinoc Chief Developer ...
... Hmm, no. So long as the processing happens later, 202 is fine. ... I'd do as the other poster suggested. Mark. -- Mark Baker. Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA....
... Maybe using setAuthIdentity to set it to a default logout value ie. user: anonymous, then the underlying app will handle it somehow...not nice anyway. ...
Hi, has anybody ever come across diagramatic approaches to model or document sequences of REST interactions? Maybe even employing specialized means to document...
Folks, Like Jan, who asked here last week about a diagram style for notating REST stuff, I'm also looking for something I can't find. I'm working on a protocol...
Kendall, Alloy[1] is a successor to the Z Notation. Its syntax is NOT more specific to the problem domain than Z, but it will allow you to examine assertions...
