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 +** HTTP GET ** 
  
-Why HTTP is not RPC ? (6.5.2)+GET:  The  method ​ GET  is  used  to  retrieve/​read ​ a  representation ​ of  a resource and  should ​ only  be  used  for  that  purpose When  used  only  for reading is considered safe (no change on the ressource) and even idempotent (one change ).  
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 +But what are the risks ? 
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 +  * with an unconstrained use of HTTP/GET  
 +  * with the intrinsec limitation of HTTP serveur implementation (develop a C# project to illustrate this limitation) 
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 +** See [[https://​www.ics.uci.edu/​~fielding/​pubs/​dissertation/​fielding_dissertation.pdf|Architectural Styles and the Design of Network-based Software Architectures - Ph.D. DISSERTATION of Roy Thomas Fielding, 2000 ]] ** 
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 +Why HTTP is not RPC according to Roy Thomas Fielding ​? (6.5.2) 
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 +Why HTTP is not a Transport Protocol according to Roy Thomas Fielding (6.5.3) 
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 +======= hindsight about your projects ======= 
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 +** Response Time  model ** 
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 +** Validation delay model **
  
-Why HTTP is not a Transport Protocol according to ? (6.5.3) 
cours/service_oriented_computing_and_web_services/2017-2018/excerpts_from_the_literature_on_web_service_questions_and_answers.1523460658.txt.gz · Dernière modification: 2018/04/11 17:30 par tigli