Scott Lawrence wrote: > > In which case I couldn't use the content-type of my actual request body > > for the Content-Type request header, right? > > I fear that I may have lost the thread of your comment... you cannot use > Content-Type to send anything _but_ the content type of your request > body. Roy said that POST can take into account the request content type to decide the action that is taken. I believe Julian wants to "create resource" with an arbitrary content type - _without_ the content type having any effect on the action that is taken to create the resource. -- JamieReceived on Monday, 21 February 2005 21:29:55 GMT
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