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Ah, the mythical HTTP batch GET. Last time I tried this, I ran into the problems of 1) unbounded URL length breaking down in old browsers, routers, etc. and 2)
by zachrose 13y ago
Ah, the mythical HTTP batch GET.
Last time I tried this, I ran into the problems of 1) unbounded URL length breaking down in old browsers, routers, etc. and 2) hobbled caching. (And also going against the grain of REST.)
I'd be interested if anyone has actually done something like this successfully. Did you have the issues I did? Was it worth it?
- delluminatus 13y agoI don't think getting "batch" resources is against REST, Fielding himself stated that it's not a problem as long as the URL for the batch is consistent -- the batches are just separate resources, although they might have special semantics to the client.