Julian Reschke wrote: > William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote: >> It's probably a good idea to implement them, in a write-only server they >> could consistently return 404. > > That's probably the safest approach. I was thinking the "general purpose server" comment was meant to allow for things like having an HTTP server that's only there to provide an XML-RPC interface to something. Since XML-RPC only uses POST, there'd be no reason for it to support GET/HEAD, but since it only expects to talk to XML-RPC clients, not HTTP clients in general, it wouldn't be a "general purpose server", so returning 501 for GET/HEAD would be perfectly reasonable. -- DanReceived on Thursday, 29 January 2009 22:29:40 GMT
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