On Jan 20, 2008, at 1:33 PM, Thomas L. Shinnick wrote:
At 01:56 PM 1/20/2008, Zbigniew Lukasiak wrote:
/class/search
/class/id/1111/view
/class/id/1111/update
/class/create
<spew register="pedant">
One important topic in the book is that people mix 'verbs' into
their URIs when they shouldn't, or at least when they don't _have_
to. Using the book's concepts your URIs would become
1) GET /class?pattern=breadbox
2) GET /class/id/1111
3) PUT /class/id/1111
4) POST /class
</spew>
Clipped a bunch. This is great food for thought. I am missing in this
scheme how you would know to serve the form for updating. That seems
to be the real point of /class/id/1111/update. I suppose that should
be /class/id/1111/edit instead and it would, if it could, properly PUT
the form to /class/id/1111, yes?
-Ashley
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