As I use an MVC controller to retrieve the HTML form, I'll use the REST one with the
"new"
parameter to get the resource initial state.
>>
That is actually not intended. When creating a resource, your application
should reply with an url
(e.g. location header) where the created resource can be
Guillaume,
> Two special parameters are checked when processing requests in
Zend_Rest_Route:
> "new" and "edit" (in the match() method).
>
> What is the purpose of those special GET URI's?
>
> I would like to use the "new" parameter to get the initial state of
> a resource and try to figure
> Two special parameters are checked when processing requests in
Zend_Rest_Route:
> "new" and "edit" (in the match() method).
>
> What is the purpose of those special GET URI's?
>
> I would like to use the "new" parameter to get the initial state of
> a resource and try to figure if it is th
Two special parameters are checked when processing requests in Zend_Rest_Route:
"new" and "edit" (in the match() method).
What is the purpose of those special GET URI's?
I would like to use the "new" parameter to get the initial state of a resource and try to figure if
it is the right way to do
-- Guillaume ORIOL wrote
(on Monday, 04 October 2010, 11:38 AM +0200):
> Two special parameters are checked when processing requests in
> Zend_Rest_Route:
> "new" and "edit" (in the match() method).
>
> What is the purpose of those special GET URI's?
>
> I would like to use the "new" parameter
