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IRC log for #rest, 2016-10-18

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19:04 abyss Hi, nice, a channel about rest;)
19:06 abyss I have question, people says rest are stateless. OK, but what exactly does it mean? You know, you have url: http://mypage/user/1 and you want delete this user, but only admin can do that, so you have state about user - after log in he is an admin. So it is state...
19:07 abyss My question is what it does mean stateless exactly? It impossible because you have keep state about users for example.
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20:48 trygvis abyss: the statelessness means that each request contains everything the server needs to process it
20:48 trygvis so when you say DELETE /foo, it doesn't require that you earlier (on the same connection or whatever) did a POST /bar
20:51 trygvis with kids nowadays that never done any tcp or similar stuff that seems like a strange idea, but it used to be very common to have state across a connection
20:51 trygvis with rest you usually don't actually log in, you include the authentication info on every request
20:51 whartung well, TCP does have state, but that's not an application protocol
20:52 trygvis true, so I guess SMTP would be a better example
20:52 whartung yea
20:52 whartung most protocols have state I'd wager
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