A REST hall of shame...
More GET madness!
You might think I am looking for examples of the misuse of GET but they just keep appearing, and from Apache products too. This time it is Tomcat which can be managed, and even parts of it undeployed, with HTTP GET. Maybe there should be a REST hall of shame.
The GETs are ment to be used from scripts written by sys admins. In a universe far, far away Grid people are trying to solve this using WS-Management or WSDM, which without looking at either I can guarantuee are going to pretty complex. There must be some middle ground.
You might think I am looking for examples of the misuse of GET but they just keep appearing, and from Apache products too. This time it is Tomcat which can be managed, and even parts of it undeployed, with HTTP GET. Maybe there should be a REST hall of shame.
The GETs are ment to be used from scripts written by sys admins. In a universe far, far away Grid people are trying to solve this using WS-Management or WSDM, which without looking at either I can guarantuee are going to pretty complex. There must be some middle ground.
posted by Mark Mc Keown at 6:49 AM
1 Comments:
Cool blog dude :-)! It gave me a couple of ideas for sure.
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