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Basic REST HTTP methods
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Use URLs to specify the resources you want to work with. Use the HTTP methods to specify what to do with this resource. With the five HTTP methods GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE you can provide CRUD functionality (Create, Read, Update, Delete) and beyond.

  • Read: Use GET for reading resources.
  • Create: Use POST or PUT for creating new resources.
  • Update: Use PUT and PATCH for updating existing resources.
  • Delete: Use DELETE for deleting existing resources.

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#REST
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Basic REST HTTP methods
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#REST
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Basic REST HTTP methods
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Use URLs to specify the resources you want to work with. Use the HTTP methods to specify what to do with this resource. With the five HTTP methods GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE you can provide CRUD functionality (Create, Read, Update, Delete) and beyond.

  • Read: Use GET for reading resources.
  • Create: Use POST or PUT for creating new resources.
  • Update: Use PUT and PATCH for updating existing resources.
  • Delete: Use DELETE for deleting existing resources.
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RESTful API Design. Best Practices in a Nutshell.
HTTP methods on a small set of URLs. See next section. HTTP Methods Use HTTP Methods to Operate on your Resources GET /employees GET /employees?state=external POST /employees PUT /employees/56 <span>Use URLs to specify the resources you want to work with. Use the HTTP methods to specify what to do with this resource. With the five HTTP methods GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE you can provide CRUD functionality (Create, Read, Update, Delete) and beyond. Read: Use GET for reading resources. Create: Use POST or PUT for creating new resources. Update: Use PUT and PATCH for updating existing resources. Delete: Use DELETE for deleting existing resources. Understand the Semantics of the HTTP Methods Definition of Idempotence : A HTTP methods is idempotent when we can safely execute the request over and over again and all requests lead to

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