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In this example, the client knows what version it can handle and should specify that separately than the user providing the URI for the desired resource. Separa

by ldh 14y ago

In this example, the client knows what version it can handle and should specify that separately than the user providing the URI for the desired resource. Separation of concerns. Why make the end user guess about version numbers?

candybar 14y ago
Why is the end user putting in the URI for a web service? I'm confused. If the client knows what versions of the web service it can work with, the client can also know the correct URIs for different versions.
- ldh 14y ago
  Ah, you're right.