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So you don't know what REST is (and didn't read the link I posted earlier).
by gtramont 12y ago
So you don't know what REST is (and didn't read the link I posted earlier).
- oldmanjay 12y agoto be fair, you definitely seem to have some personal prescriptive definition that the rest of the world may not be sharing at this moment
- gtramont 12y agoIt is not "personal definition". And I have shared it… just follow the link I posted earlier.
- oldmanjay 12y agoI admit, my central point was perhaps too subtle. I'll state it plainly: you are factually incorrect about what REST requires.
- gtramont 12y agoPlease educate me (and everyone else reading). What is incorrect?
- dllthomas 12y agoEveryone in this thread needs to up the civility and charity a couple notches. I think what's at heart here is a disagreement about what exactly is required by HATEOAS. I'd like to hear people expand on that.
- angersock 12y agoREST as defined in the original papers, REST as defined by your link, and REST as actually used in practice are all somewhat different. Even in your link it is plainly obvious that there is no provision for documenting what an endpoint does, or how to find what endpoint maps to something, or even how to query this magical introspective API to figure out what further requests you need to make.