Hello Thinking of a REST interface to a trading system. I can get my head around GET /trades to get a list of trades GET /trade/123 to retrieve a specific...
... Gack! You ought not send an entity in a GET. How about POSTing your trade to some URI, and the server returns the URI of the resource containing your price...
Scott, ... What about GET /pricingService?trade=http://example.org/trade/123 or POST /pricingService <pricing> <trade><!-- representation of trade goes here...
Hi. I'm working on an application that exposes some kind of "item" to its users (the actual kind of item isn't important). I want users to be able to interact...
... I've run up against the same problem. I think that we're up for a few years of hacking better REST support into browsers, e.g by creating plugins to allow...
... Did you mean text/xml? I wasn't implying, since browsers can't do anything except POST application/x-www-form-urlencoded or multipart/form-data, that I...
... Hmm...could it really be that I am *not* the last person on earth having heard about XMLHTTP in JavaScript?? http://www.google.de/search?q=xmlhttp HTH, Jan...
... Do you know about this: http://www.mozilla.org/xmlextras/ I'm fairly sure I remember doing a PUT with this. It's not platform neutral but IE has something...
... This will probably elicit mention of XMLHttpRequest. It is possible to use it in the browser to make PUT and DELETE reuests, of course. But I'm looking for...
... It might be, but I can't help you with that. :) XMLHTTP is getting there but not there yet. It does you no good for older browsers, browsers without...
... to ... I'm ... For completeness and if you do decide to use Javascript then I recommend looking at Sarissa (http://sarissa.sourceforge.net/doc/) "... a...
... One way of looking at this issue, and its not the only way, is that your URIs identify items of interest and by adding a query to the URI you ask a...
... My belief is that these will always diverge, due to the different access patterns. However, with more advanced clients (rather than older browsers) that...
... You shouldn't need to POST, you should be able to just GET. I think this is the crux of the issue that causes me to believe that the set of resources for a...
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005 22:13:23 -0800, "S. Mike Dierken" ... I have found it helpful to think of the editable representation as being a subordinate resource of the...
Panic Software (makers of fine Mac software) have an apparel store. It has a very impressive drag and drop shopping cart done with Javascript/DHTML. The...
... This is similar to how I do it. Say you have a resource: some-uri-space/sub-space/xyz I would have another resource (some-uri-space/edit/xyz) that would ...
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... Gorgeous! Mark. -- Mark Baker. Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA. http://www.markbaker.ca...
... Yes....I just noticed that the cart state is persistent even when I close the page's window.... I am impressed. When I open the page twice and add items to...
Hi Vincent and REST list: ... Excuse my misunderstandings, I'm new to REST, but what does REST principles have to do with state being maintained in the server ...
... REST has a whole lot to do with appropriate state management. Specifically, see Secs 5.1.3 and 5.1.4 of Dr. Fielding's Dissertation [1]. Certainly,...
... Vincent> The point though, is that this thing is completely Vincent> RESTful. The browser manages all the state on the Vincent> client-side, so you don't...
... Vincent> The point though, is that this thing is completely Vincent> RESTful. The browser manages all the state on the Vincent> client-side, so you don't...
... I was initially POST-ing because GET-ing was returning the non-editable representation of the resource. I needed something to help my server code...
... Interesting. Your edit form resources are not subordinates to the actual resources you're editing. This has the advantage that it makes it easy to exclude...
On Fri, 04 Feb 2005 08:22:24 +1300, "Berend de Boer" <berend@...> ... OK, maybe I should have added the caveat "in principle" to the statement that this...
... [...] ... and other operations? As interesting an approach as this may be, it is a Bad Idea [TM] to reify HTTP / WebDAV methods, such as DELETE and MOVE,...
... This actually relates to a question I have been having in my head for some time: IMHO the form is just another representation of the resource and conneg ...
On Thu, 03 Feb 2005 12:46:46 -0800, "Jason Diamond" ... Well, URIs are cheap, so maybe you should distinguish between two URIs rather than two methods. This is...
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