What is the difference between HTTP and REST? -
After reading a lot about the difference between REST and SOAP, I got the impression that REST is just for HTTP Is there another word that someone can tell if the functionality adds to the REST HTTP?
Note : I'm not looking for a comparison of REST versus SOAP.
Update : Thank you for your reply. It is now clear to me that REST is just a set of rules on how to use HTTP, so I posted a follow-up about it.
Note : Now I understand the meaning of comfort; In the form of comments, to use REST, it means to use HTTP. However, I'm not sure whether this is worthy of a period of its own, and I certainly do not get publicity around it.
No, REST HTTP should be used
today we only use a small bit of HTTP protocol methods - that is, GET
and POST
Are there. To do this, the rest of the way is to use all protocol methods. For example, RESET suggests using DELETE
to erase a document (this file, state, etc.), behind a URI, while, with HTTP, you get the GET
or POST
will query abuse like ... product / delete_id = 22
.
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