Hi Jerome, > > Your bank example looks good. I would just change the URI to > '/transactions/accountCreations' to make it look more less like a > verb/action which could be confusing when used with HTTP methods.
I thought hard about this one. I concluded that using the verb (createAccount) was the right thing to do because it's the name of the resource (transaction). when I PUT /transactions/createAccount, I don't create an Account resource, I create a Transaction which name is 'createAccount'. When I POST to /transaction/createAccount/123, 'createAccount' is part of the resource's name (the tx), not an indication of what to do with the resource (as it'd be the case with a url like 'account/createAccount'). -Vincent.
