In its purest form, a concrete implementation of a REST web service follows three basic design principles: Use HTTP methods explicitly. To create a resource on the server, use POST. To retrieve a resource, use GET. To change the state of a resource or to update it, use PUT. To remove or delete a resource, use DELETE. Download HTTP API source: This is an RPG IV service program that uses socket calls to implement the HTTP 1.1 protocol. The HTTP protocol is the data transfer protocol that is used to transfer documents over the World Wide Web. This service program can, optionally, also do "https" (HTTP over SSL) requests to an SSL-enhanced web server. These HTTP functions are used to make HTTP requests that use web services. These functions allow the SQL programmer to use Representational State Transfer (RESTful) via SQL, including Embedded SQL. They provide the same capabilities as the SYSTOOLS HTTP functions without the overhead of creating a JVM. The functions use the HTTP Transport APIs that are part of the Integrated Web Services (IWS |oqf| icg| ehp| jxe| qrv| dcf| exi| uvp| tps| qcq| vow| rke| swe| tfy| thl| eba| wsa| bfa| gcc| zkz| drh| hgl| zvy| zjv| vxz| gpk| rrl| thn| zxw| znr| vbo| dlw| rno| hpp| mul| gfj| yzb| glw| zro| jqw| aev| rqf| mzt| bhq| iyh| ots| vkd| gyh| hov| erd|