I know there is more to HTTP than GET...
But from all the blog chatter out there, I got the impression that GET
was some kind or REST requirement.
Either I'm crafting my search strings badly, or there's not a lot of
non-GET examples out there. Perhaps just because that's the easiest way
to test or demo...
Thanks again,
Al
HTTP has a lot more methods than GET. :-) Full REST uses POST, PUT,
DELETE to manage all this stuff.
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