On Wed, 2006-03-15 at 01:04 -0800, James Snell wrote: > The HTTP response that is returned back to the POSTing client is > required only to reflect the specific context of that individual > specific transaction. That is, even if the POSTing results in the > creation of some kind of resource, if that resource is not being made > available to that POSTing client to do anything with, or if the > resource is being automatically added to some moderation queue, it is > appropriate to return a 202 Accepted.
OK, I learned something. Do you still maintain that the server should not send a location header (if only for the client's future reference)? It still seems to me that this needlessly hides useful information. - Michael
