> Serialisation really is part of the HTTP headers, and the > support in there is great. True. But being able to get XML or JSON just by changing what you ty

> Serialisation really is part of the HTTP headers, and the > support in there is great. True. But being able to get XML or JSON just by changing what you type into browser URL field is a nice and helpful feature. > what would happen if you request a .json, but the web > browser doesn't accept this format ? And what happens when you do the same via HTTP headers?