Folks: This probably is a dumb question, but here goes... The HTTP/1.0 spec says that a POST can be used for: a) allowing an object to be created on the server that is subordinate to the URI in the request, or b) providing data for a data-handling process. My question is, how does the client and server distinguish one case from the other? The client may intend one meaning but the server may take the other action. Thanks for taking the time to respond. --SureshReceived on Wednesday, 15 March 1995 12:45:54 EST
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