I have a very simple bit of code where I add some entities to the datastore. public final class storageUtil {
I am developing an app for android that reads/write to a wireless device using HTTP PUT. Is there a way to set the creation/modified date &am开发者_Go百科p; time attribute of a file being created by
In our project, a book can be added by sending the book structure (in XML, JSON, ..) via a POST or PUT request. For example, in XML, the book structure looks like this (simplified):
I\'m coding an API and got stuck on the UPDATE part of things. From what I\'ve read about REST the update operation should be exposed by using HTTP PUT.
I will try to make this as straight forward as possible. This question does not simply involve reading and writing bytes. I am looking for an exact translation between this VB6 code and C# code. I kno
Note: This question is specific to Grails and jQuery I\'m making an ajax call to my server using PUT: $.ajax({
Is it valid to send form data in an HTTP PUT request? If you could point me to a spec then that would be great.
I\'m building a RESTful API using Zend Framework via the Zend_Rest_Route. For uploading of files, should I use PUT or POST to handle the process? I\'m trying to be as consistent as possible with the d
I can see how this would work: /user/456 with GET, POST, and DELETE but not with PUT unless the caller somehow knows the next primary key or they provide it themselves... how is this done?
The way I have understood idempotency thus far is basically: If I send 10 identical PUTs to a server the resulting additional resources created will be identical to if I had sent a single PUT statemen
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