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Michael Champion wrote:
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> Instead, people use GET for what it is obviously good for, and use
> POST as sortof a DoStuff() for everything else. In other words, most
> have learned to GET RESTfully, but just tunnel HTTP as shamelessly as
> any WS-* advocate for everything else.
>
I've been playing with XQuery in servlets lately, and in my environment
I've found good reasons to implement doGet() and doPost(), and that's it
for now. I've blogged about a generic doGet() that can call XQueries
installed in a directory accessible to the servlet [1], and I'll blog
soon about a doPost(), then turn it into a white paper or something.
So I'm curious to see if Mike's right here - is there a compelling
reason for me to do more?
Jonathan
[1] XQuery on the Middle Tier - a REST Approach using XQJ
http://blogs.datadirect.com/jonathan_robie/2006/01/xquery_on_the_m_1.html
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