Sounds like the others are indeed correct. Thanks for the citation!
Ah, I stand corrected. Thanks!
I think you're correct, actually. If you want to create a new object, it should be a POST. In a well designed RESTful service, a PUT on an object that doesn't exist should fail, and both of the PUT/DELETE orderings…
Sounds like the others are indeed correct. Thanks for the citation!
Ah, I stand corrected. Thanks!
I think you're correct, actually. If you want to create a new object, it should be a POST. In a well designed RESTful service, a PUT on an object that doesn't exist should fail, and both of the PUT/DELETE orderings…