Anybody up for proposing a RESTful Web services track or talk? ==== Call for Participation Developers' Day World Wide Web Conference 2005 Feb 28, 2005 ...
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My resource handlers virtually all start with case statements on the incoming URI and other parameters, and the amount of nesting leads to unreadable code like...
... [deletia] ... How about a declarative resource-space pattern mapping plus a dispatcher? HEAD /foo stripBody( getFoo() ) GET /foo getFoo() GET /foo?withArgs...
... Yeah, that's exactly the kind of thing I'm wondering about. I could see it leading in the same direction that you go with your other examples, ... What's...
... You need to learn many things before you understand how immature these comments are. On a formal level, you need to learn enough about code factoring and...
It's nice to see more search engines expose their services. Why didn't they cooperate and make a common subset of the APIs (in whatever: POX, SOAP, etc.) so we...
Lucas, Can't say I've used it, but TreeCC by Rhys Weatherly might be useful. It's used by the DotGNU project. Might be overkill, as it is specially tailored...
... Hi Lucas, I've recently used an OO approach whith a base class 'Resource' that implements all methods to return a 405. In subclasses of Resource you'd...
... I recommend the book The Four Agreements, by Don Miguel Ruiz. :) Anyway, the points I was trying unsuccesfully to make were (a) that the code you posted...
On Sun, 10 Apr 2005 09:36:55 -0700 (PDT), "Justin Sampson" ... That is a question of language abstraction. Some languages (Lisp, Ruby) make this easier than...
... There already is a common subset of their APIs - they all use HTTP GET and a single URI. The missing piece is how to discover or construct which...
In Python I have a dispatcher base class: class BaseHttpDispatch: """Dispatch HTTP events based on the verb and requested Mimi-Type""" def dispatch(self, verb,...
... Indeed, to say nothing of the fact that a SEARCH method specification is slowly making its' way through the IETF standards process [1]. ... Regards, Elias ...
... <snip/> ... <snip/> ... ... and Not wishing to sound disrespectful Joe, and *guessing* that this email is a result of lots of time spent gazing at some...
... Uhm, I wasn't asking a question, but answering Lucas' question that started this thread: "What sort of idioms are other people using? How do you keep the...
When I originally asked... ... ...my thought was about the impact of RESTful design on code. It wasn't a request for help. The coding problem was trivial, on...
In accepting posted data, I have two options. The posted data is well-formed XML or not. Tomcat offers me response.setStatus(SC_OK) for the former, Any...
... I'd recommend status 400 (<http://greenbytes.de/tech/webdav/rfc2616.html#status.400>): "The request could not be understood by the server due to malformed ...
On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 16:26:27 +0100, "Dave Pawson" <davep@...> ... As long as you are aware that you are being strict rather than liberal in what you...
Hi, My name is Christian Gross and I just joined this group. I have been doing web services for a while now, am Web Service track chair at SDWest, speaker at...
... That makes sense Vincent. ... Sorry, SC_OK is the 200 code. ... I guess that's a part of my problem? There was no request to be bad? I'm just accepting...
All, fwiw, the idiom I tend to use for errors is to encode a human-readable description of the error in the response body. I figure that something went wrong...
... Which to me doesn't make sense Vincent. However. ... Not get and post? ... OK OK :-) I'll go read. ... The 'barf' is of my own making. Just unsure which...