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What's the difference between a REST system and a system that is RESTful?
From a few things I've read most so called REST services are actually RESTful services. So what is the difference between the two.
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As described in a dissertation by Roy Fielding, REST is an "architectural....
Representational state transfer (REST) is a style of software architecture.
"RESTful" describes using that paradigm.
REST" is an architectural paradigm.
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I am looking for podcast or videos on REST and RESTful.
Ideally they should cover the basics & the more advanced topics
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Thoughtworks has a podcast on REST as well which can you ....
For basics, this is a good one : Understanding REST
There are some MIX sessions which you can find by searching for REST but most of them are based on WCF or Data Services.
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What i am trying to do is pass $rest->apikey to my Zend_Rest_Server. The empAction creates the array needed by my Zend_Rest_Server. But in getByShortname($id,$apikey), I cannot read the $apikey. They query to check the API key does not return any results...
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Request Arguments
$client = new Zend_Rest_Client('http://example.org/rest that Zend_Rest_Server can understand the request properly, rather than requiring pre-existing knowledge of the service....
Zend.rest.client.html Section 44.2.3.
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Hi ,
iam trying to write an short Rest Service with Zend Framework. But the documentation is not the best at this Part.
I have an ApiController extended Zend_Rest_Controller with all needed abstract methods. My goal is to get Post data and return something...
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Have you tried setting it to access 127.0.0.1 rather than localhost? I know this can cause issues sometimes. .
Maybe this tutorial Create RESTful Applications Using The Zend Framework can help.
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Hi,
as per wikipedia terms REST is
REST can be considered the architectural style for the World Wide Web. The architectural style was developed in parallel to the HTTP/1.1 protocol, based on the existing design of HTTP/1.0
REST practices started long ...
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ASP.NET MVC - Although....
WCF - Has the advantage that it comes scenerios.
There is a book restful .net
Try this for a client: http://developer.yahoo.com/dotnet/howto-rest there are 3 main toolkits I know of for implementing REST services.
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Apparently, REST is just a set of conventions about how to use HTTP . I wonder which advantage these conventions provide. Does anyone know?
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I recommend taking a look at Ryan Tomayko....
As a note.
I think that every person that is doing web development should read it .
Have a look at Roy Fielding's dissertation about REST .
Simply put, REST means using HTTP the way it's meant to be.
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When looking into REST one of the first things probably anybody will notice is there isn't any transaction semantics defined, some say this is implicitly against what REST is, whilst others say any attempt to do so would result in 'tainting' the REST ...
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This isn't going....
I think it is kind of "REST" and it provides kind accounting systems (SaaS) which have a REST-based non-transactional API for creating, retrieving by a lot of people to get them right.
Take a look at the OpenStreetMap API.
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Ideally, I am looking for something like JAX-RS (using annotations to describe the services I want to call), but allowing to call REST services implemented using other technologies (not JAX-RS). Any suggestion?
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Then you can run the wadl2java tool on it to generate client stubs for the ... .
You first need to define the REST interface using WADL.
WADL is to REST what WSDL is to SOAP.
I suggest you take a look at the WADL project .
HttpClient mostly.
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I'm designing a system that will need to move multi-GB backup images over TCP, and I'm looking at REST as an alternative to ONC RPC.
For example, I might have
POST http://site/backups/image1
where image1 is an 50GB file whose data is contained in the ...
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HTH,
Jan
REST has nothing to do with how large your data.
Is an application protocol) and the latter is a not .
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If there is a REST resource that I want to monitor for changes or modifications from other clients, what is the best (and most RESTful) way of doing so?
One idea I've had for doing so is by providing specific resources that will keep the connection open...
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I prefer a version-based approach rather than a timestamp-based....
I found this article proposing a new HTTP header, "When-Modified-After", that essentially does the same thing--the server waits and keeps the connection open until the resource is modified .
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