Re: WS-Fragment uploaded

Nope - both are updating am existing resource.  Slightly different 
instructions for how to do it, but its still updating an existing 
resource.
But it this way...ignoring frag, if I have a resource of the form:
<foo/>
and I do a T.Put() with:
<foo>
  <bar/>
</foo>
did I just do a T.Create()?  No, I updated an existing resource.  The fact 
that in the process I inserted a new element has no impact the fact that 
I'm still doing an Update/Put. All that's different with frag is that I'm 
using a less verbose syntax to do it.

thanks
-Doug
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Yves Lafon <ylafon@w3.org> 
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09/29/2009 09:35 AM

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David Snelling <David.Snelling@UK.Fujitsu.com>, 
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Re: WS-Fragment uploaded






On Tue, 29 Sep 2009, Doug Davis wrote:

> Yves wrote:
>> Adding an axis in FragPut to do FragCreate and FragDelete doesn't seem
> to
>> be a good story to tell if you want to keep things simple and
>> understandable by mere mortals.
>
> FragPut does not do a FragCreate and FragDelete, FragPut is used to
> update an existing resource.

Well FragPut with @mode Remove _is_ a FragDelete.
      FragPut with @mode Insert _is_ a FragCreate.

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