Reto just mentioned:
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I'm working on the
archetype which shows how RESTfull services can be build. Stanbol was
always about REST, yet we are not yet providing a single REST service. With
the RDF based frontend we get closer to this. As standard RDF formats and
well defined ontologies will satisfy the hypermedia requirement of REST.
]]
I'm putting RESTful access in place in User Management (as well as
browser-based and Web 2.0 style APIs). I'm just wondering if we need a
separate naming scheme for URIs that are addressing the RDF data,
something vaguely along the lines of dbPedia's ./page (for HTML) and
./resource (for RDF), or whether simply ignoring that distinction and
just keying off media type is preferable.
Currently I've got e.g. -
Get user Turtle :
curl --user admin:admin -H "Accept:text/turtle"
http://localhost:8080/user-management/users/anonymous
Any thoughts?
Cheers,
Danny.
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