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IRC log for #rest, 2016-07-06

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00:58 mamund you might want to look at a pattern Fielding talked about several years ago dealing with properties of a single resource.
00:59 mamund illustrated here as "Fielding Property Maps"
00:59 mamund http://amundsen.com/examples/fielding-props/
01:00 mamund uses the GET/PUT pattern you mention in a very easy to grok way
01:00 mamund the example is in HTML but can be applied to any format.
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17:13 k_j hi
17:14 whartung o/
17:14 k_j there is one thing i do not understand from the server  point of view
17:15 k_j suppose a client does a POST to create a session . ok.    now the say server requires time to create a session, what does it have to answer?
17:15 k_j how can the client know when the session is created? with long polls?
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17:55 whartung how much time? It can simpy block the client while the session creates
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20:59 k_j can an entry point be /my/entry/point , where verbs are defined for "point" only?
20:59 k_j is it intuitive? basically /my/entry is just descriptive
20:59 k_j and maybe useful for future point2
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