I assume what you mean by rest principles is that you want to do a GET and
not a POST. Problem is some browsers (for example IE) have limits on the
size of the path_info in GET methods. So if you do not care about that you
can do
.../api/available_resources?query={...}
where query here is a u
you can also simply urlencode it. as json...
?searchcriteria={'date':'5/31/2015','locations':[{'location_name':'Los+Angeles','attendees':10,'services':['Housekeeping','Catering']},{'location_name':'New+York','attendees':5,'services':['Housekeeping']}],'duration':60}
On Friday, May 22, 2015 at 3:4
In REST you can use any data encoding.
I suppose Kevin referst to OData (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Data_Protocol#A_sample_OData_JSON_data_payload)
and needs to use GET and not POST, since that is a query not an insertion
(PUT) or a modification (POST).
I do not know if OData is apt to mak
On Thursday, May 21, 2015 at 8:42:12 PM UTC-7,
ke...@amplifieddevelopment.net wrote:
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> Thanks, Massimo. I can see how that would work well in the web2py
> environment.
>
> In our organization, however, we have heterogeneous systems that use REST
> interfaces to share data. So, I am hoping
Thanks, Massimo. I can see how that would work well in the web2py
environment.
In our organization, however, we have heterogeneous systems that use REST
interfaces to share data. So, I am hoping to find a solution that aligns
as closely as possible with REST principles.
On Tuesday, May 19,
Hello Kevin,
the best way is to make an Ajax request with content type 'application/json'
and put the JSON search_criteria into the HTTP request body. For example:
curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" - X POST -d "{...}"
http:///mypage
where {...} is your JSON object. Then in the web2p
I have to say, things like this, you can do very well using mongodb.
Because its json like structure. And then use lower level pymongo to
do search.find_one(). Idk how DAL will handle such dbase setup.
On Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at 8:50:22 PM UTC-4,
ke...@amplifieddevelopment.net wrote:
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> We
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