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well, you need authentication data in every request, which includes GET/DELETE/HEAD/OPTIONS requests with no payload. so either you use query strings (which suf
by leeoniya 12y ago
well, you need authentication data in every request, which includes GET/DELETE/HEAD/OPTIONS requests with no payload. so either you use query strings (which suffers from the logging issue) or you use headers/cookies which some people argue isn't "REST"ful.