mån 2007-06-04 klockan 17:39 +0200 skrev Julian Reschke: > Getting back to my original point: with the resolution of Issue i17, we > have relaxed the constraints of POST so that the definition actually > matches reality. I don't think it was intended to change the definition > of PUT, though. I don't see it. Can you elaborate. The difference between PUT and POST is just that. The Request-URI in POST identifies the location of the resource responsible for processing the enclosed entity, while the Request-URI of PUT identifies the intended location of where the enclosed entity should be published. How the server processes a POST is entirely application dependent and outside the specifications. Note: HTML defines data format for posting forms results, but thats just one application of POST. > Thus, we may want to change > > "The fundamental difference ..." > > to something like > > "One difference...." > > because now there are more fundamental differences than before, right? I'm fine with both wordings. But it is the most fundamental difference between the two methods. Regards HenrikReceived on Monday, 4 June 2007 20:06:41 GMT
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