>>>>> "John" == John Locke <[email protected]> writes:
John> I'm starting to like /api/ or /rest/ for the path that
John> identifies the web service. And also adding an API version
John> number to that endpoint, so that it becomes possible to change
John> the API in the future while still maintaining an old version
John> (should the organization wish to...)
John> On authentication, yes we can use http auth headers, but do we
John> want to explicitly require a session token, too? We're
John> starting to delve into OAuth -- which adds a layer of
John> complexity but also can take away the need for the remote
John> system to collect the password at all. This seems like a good
John> option to support.
John> So: I would suggest for login, something like:
John> POST http://myhost/ledgersmb/api/1.3/user/login
+1!
Include "api" and the version number.
This is common in the rails community too. Sometimes "v1.3" if it makes
object naming easier.
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