Hi Stefan,

On Nov 26, 2006, at 7:49 PM, Stefan Tilkov wrote:

> In REST, a similar example is a fixed interface with standardized  
> methods (e.g. GET for "safe" operations)

Just checking: you do agree that GET is GET (which happens to be  
defined to be safe) and not a tunnel for arbitrary safe operations.

IOW, GET's application semantic is 'get me a representation of the  
current state of the resource' and not 'perfom some safe operation foo 
()'.


Jan

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