... More restrictive than that is the IIS path length limitation of (up to) 260 characters. I don't know if other web servers suffer the same limitation. ...
http://astoria.mslivelabs.com/ ..the revolution has started! www.mourant.com The information in this email (and any attachments) may contain privileged and...
LOL. These guys tried to recruit me about a couple years ago (Pablo Castro, in fact - mentioned on the page). I kept telling them they needed to put an HTTP...
... One of the primary advantages of a REST approach is that you don't need a massive framework and tools to implement it. I think these people are missing the...
Chris Burdess
dog@...
May 2, 2007 7:52 am
8280
Hello i am new to REST, but i like the approach and want to use it in my project. We have tests and each test has a description. This contains the input ...
... If you use PUT, the client should PUT to the URI of the test recipe. If you want the server to create the new URI, the client should POST to a a URI like...
... I agree - REST and simplicity seem to go hand in hand. For the SnapLogic project, we decided very early on to keep things as lightweight as possible, to...
... Hash: SHA1 ... Kevin> If you use PUT, the client should PUT to the URI of the Kevin> test recipe. If you want the server to create the new URI, Kevin>...
... Hash: SHA1 ... rogervdkimmenade> Hello i am new to REST, but i like the approach rogervdkimmenade> and want to use it in my project. Good! But it doesn't...
... Perhaps, but it's unclear how "massive" this is, especially given some of the benefits. It looks like a maybe slightly over-engineered way to expose...
... You do need a massive framework and tools. It's just that those tools are shipping and functional, instead of existing only in the minds of PDF authors...
... (BTW, I don't really fancy the CamelCase style URLs, but I guess that's not as important.. and do we need to repeat 'Test' everywhere when it's under /Test...
... I'm more interested to see how these ideas gets productized inside MSFT, specifically how it works its way into sharepoint*. It segues nicely with the...
... I guess I just don't consider an http server or client library 'a massive framework.' On the other hand, with 100+ million public web sites, plus...
... Is it? I think it's more a function of open (and libre-Free ones) specifications and protocols. Though REST does help to some degree. -- ...jsled ...
All, I'm looking to see how best to implement REST-compatible authentication/authorization that works with AOL's OpenAuth service. The service provides ways...
... I thought requiring IBM Global Services was actually an official requirement of many WS-* specifications. Whatever you say about MS, their interest is in...
... I visited building 42 a few years back to explore gainful employment opportunities, but they threw me out before lunch. This was while I still thought SOAP...
... Errmmmm... isn't this true of SOAP as well? A proxy that was that badly implemented (and I agree that some proxies ARE that badly implemented) would fek up...
... Yes. That is their one and only strategy for staying in business, and is the lens through which all of their products or announcements should be viewed. ...
... That's true. I underestimated this. The full combination of things REST defines (and HTTP provides) are quite complex. That is, a trivial GET is...
... Yeah, but curl is explicitly an HTTP client, whereas nc doesn’t implement anything beyond TCP. However, HTTP sticks to the essentials so well that you...
