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I'm curious how idempotence figures into something like this. If you make the same request twice, the horn should honk twice.
by zachrose 12y ago
I'm curious how idempotence figures into something like this. If you make the same request twice, the horn should honk twice.
- TheCoelacanth 12y ago> If you make the same request twice, the horn should honk twice. Exactly. That means this request is not idempotent, so PUT shouldn't be used. Of GET, PUT, POST and DELETE, only POST is not supposed to be idempotent, so it would be the preferred method to use for this request.