IRC log for #rest, 2014-11-11

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13:55	riso	is there a tool that migrates an object with x id from json a to json b?
13:57	pdurbin	an example might help
14:01	riso	pdurbin: just have two jsons, lets say their general structure is the same, but an internal object is in one and not in the other, I simply want to migrate it based on the id
14:02	gamache	riso, I am using Scala + Play-json transformations ("coast to coast json") to do things like that
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14:03	gamache	e.g. https://www.playframework.com/documentation/2.3.x/ScalaJsonTransformers
14:04	gamache	It wouldn't be an easy thing to jump into if you don't know Scala, and even if you do, it takes a while to get used to the play-json mindset
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18:50	shad0w1e	hey is it safe (security wise) to pass authentication information over GET or should I use POST ?
18:58	pdurbin	even with POST you should use HTTPS
18:58	whartung	HTTP auth header is the same for get and post
19:02	shad0w1e	I am certainly using HTTPS
19:03	shad0w1e	but can i send a plain-text password over GET using HTTPS? Or should I use POST?
19:03	whartung	You use the Authentication header shad0w1e
19:03	shad0w1e	and then its fine over GET?
19:03	whartung	yes
19:04	whartung	works with everything
19:04	whartung	it's aheader
19:04	shad0w1e	thank you
19:04	whartung	you bet
19:04	whartung	yw
19:06	shad0w1e	like this? "Authorization: username password"
19:07	whartung	put "HTTP BASIC authentication" in to you googles. That's what you want to use. You're close, but there's standards for this you should be using.
19:08	shad0w1e	it's suggesting I base64 encode username:password ... but then how do I know which user it is?
19:11	whartung	you decode it
19:12	shad0w1e	right.. base64 can be decoded.. it's not a hash. haha thanks
19:12	whartung	si
19:13	* pdurbin	tries c2hhZDB3MWU= at https://www.base64decode.org
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