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> I mean seriously? How would one represent a filter in a GET URL... there aren't many solutions. You do have options though. You can make a GET request but se
by pmelendez 11y ago
> I mean seriously? How would one represent a filter in a GET URL... there aren't many solutions.
You do have options though. You can make a GET request but send the paramaters not in the URL but in the body in JSON form. However, that would violate the HTTP/1.1 spec.
- merb 11y ago> However, that would violate the HTTP/1.1 spec. As said there aren't many options, one would be a single parameter (jira does that for JQL) and the rest somehow url encoded. However that problem doesn't only happen to rest. Everything on the web suffers from that problem (Jira is a normal Site which doesn't use too much from a Rest API (yet)) so his statement is really falsy.