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imo this is exactly the sort of situation where if you can't implement perfectly "clean" REST, you shouldn't try at all and just use a simplified RPC mechanism
by BillinghamJ 7y ago
imo this is exactly the sort of situation where if you can't implement perfectly "clean" REST, you shouldn't try at all and just use a simplified RPC mechanism only instead.
For my company, it's all POST-only, no URL params allowed, all inputs as JSON in the body only, no resource IDs in the path - just the method & version only.