Looking over PHP i can see a web service client
could be written for a
RESTful web service using the curl extension (and perhaps others as well)
because it facilitates an
ability to invoke the HTTP PUT and DELETE methods.
Now, coming to my question.. Looking at the W3C page on the XHTML 1.0
Chris,
thanks for your reply
it sounds like apache does allow the use of a script to handle PUT requests
In fact, Apache handles PUT exactly like it handles the POST method. That
is, it supports it, but in order for it to do anything useful you need to
supply a suitable CGI program.
getting
Nathan Nobbe wrote:
Chris,
thanks for your reply
it sounds like apache does allow the use of a script to handle PUT requests
If you install the module, yes.
from the sound of it; PUT and DELETE wont work well when using a browser
to interact w/ a server, it seems like they are mostly
im imagining a system using the REST paradigm where a web browser is the
client.
rather than a REST paradigm simply for web services.
-nathan
On 8/14/07, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nathan Nobbe wrote:
Chris,
thanks for your reply
it sounds like apache does allow the use of a
all,
some time ago i read about
RESThttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_State_Transfer
.
at first i thought for web services SOAP is much better for the self
describing feature of the WSDL.
then, reading through the Zend certification preparation book, there was a
section on using POST
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