I've joined the REST discussion group on yahoo groups. And a very knowlegeable and friendly bunch they are too.
After following the group discussions I'm beginning to realise that their is a bit more to this REST stuff then I first thought.
For example, one would assume that Hessian Webservices is pretty ReSTful (obeys the REST constraints). After all what could be wrong with:
After following the group discussions I'm beginning to realise that their is a bit more to this REST stuff then I first thought.
For example, one would assume that Hessian Webservices is pretty ReSTful (obeys the REST constraints). After all what could be wrong with:
http://myserver/myServiceInterface?method=doSomething¶m1=value1Well the uniform 'HTTP' connector has its own generic commands: GET, PUT, DELETE, POST etc. So what happens when your client sends:
Where 'myServiceInterface' is a remote web service and 'doSomething' is the method on the remote interface you wish to invoke.
http://myserver/myServiceInterface?method=deleteStuff
Using a GET?
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