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...
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...
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... 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...
DanC has done some work with Larch that might be relevant; http://www.w3.org/People/Connolly/drafts/formalism.html Mark. ... -- Mark Baker. Ottawa, Ontario,...
I am the co-author of the bestselling book: A Practical Guide to Enterprise Architecture (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0131412752/) and seek...
Hi. I've been struggling with trying to apply REST to a project of mine, a decentralized P2P payment system using only IOUs passed between friends in a social...
This is a lot to digest... so this response isn't going to be extremely helpful. I do have a few questions though. ... By 'distributed objects' do you mean an...
Ryan, I've recently been thinking about something similar -- a p2p protocol for a generic object system (data, not behavior) based on a network database model....
REST != HTTP. HTTP provides a protocol that can be used REST-fully in many ways, but it can also be used non-REST-fully. I don't know the Jabber protocol,...
I'm lost. Perhaps if your applications was re-phrased using 'resource' rather than 'node' and 'object' I'd be able to understand. ... What is an 'originating...
On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 22:10:10 -0700, S. Mike Dierken <mdierken@...> ... Gotcha. ... Ripple is a P2P trust network of software node-agents living on http ...
Thanks for the input Bryan. I think I will be going with non-resolvable URIs (ie, URNs) to separate resource identity from resource location, as location is...
For me, once I understand the use cases (alice buys from bob, alice pays bob via ted) we could work on identifying resources. I actually think it's pretty...
I am using GET to retrieve bunch of data from the backend, I am using REST. As part of my GET request I am attaching a filter object in text/xml format well...
FWIW, since that posting I've come to realize that it isn't RESTful since there's an expectation on behalf of the client that the server will process the...
... I'm not quite sure I understand the problem, are you saying that there is an implicit expectation of the client that POSTing will always return the results...
... Sorry Joe, I thought this was the query-document-in/results-document-out idiom, not the separate resource being created. But no, I have the same issue...
... REST. ... You probably should re-examine the approach of using XML to represent a filter. Alternatively, you could create a new 'search' resource via POST,...