At 12:25 2009-03-04, Zbigniew Lukasiak wrote:
This might be a futile mission - but I think I learn something with
each recurrence of this discussion. So let's restart it once again.
CatalystX::CRUD::REST has a well described RESTful URI structure:
... snip ...
# PUT /foo/<pk> -> update record
Extremely minor point, but in a RESTish interface (unrelated to any
specific module) a PUT could also result in a create (as opposed to
an update). It's entirely possible to have a resource which an
external party issues PKs for. Then they would use PUT /foo/123 to
create (and update) the 123 resource.
(It's probably more common for resources to have their PKs issued by
the system, and be created with a POST.)
/J
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