RESTful Web Services

Index

A note on the digital index

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Symbols

, (commas)

scoping information, No Hierarchy? Use Commas or Semicolons–Scale

URI design and, URI Design

/ (forward slash)

Django “house style” and, Define Resources and Give Them URIs

using XPath, using, Web Services Are Web Sites

// XPath expressions, Method Information

; (semicolons) scoping information, No Hierarchy? Use Commas or Semicolons–Scale

[ ] (square brackets), using XPath, Web Services Are Web Sites

100 “Continue” response code, 100 (“Continue”)

101 “Switching Protocols” response code, 101 (“Switching Protocols”)

200 “OK” response code, HTTP Response Codes, What’s Supposed to Happen?, What Might Go Wrong?, 200 (“OK”)

database-backed control flow, PUT

modifying resources, What’s Supposed to Happen?

201 “Created” response code, 201 (“Created”)

creating resources, What’s Supposed to Happen?

database-backed control flow, PUT

202 “Accepted” response code, Asynchronous Operations, 202 (“Accepted”)

203 “Non-Authoritative Information” response code, 203 (“Non-Authoritative Information”)

204 “No Content” response code, 204 (“No Content”)

206 “Partial Content” response code, 206 (“Partial Content”)

207 “Multi-Status” response code, 207 (“Multi-Status”) ...