Simon
has just checked in support for content negotiation
for Aggie. Hopefully well see more tools support this.
RESTLog has always supported
content negotiaion. For example, if you do a GET on the url
http://wellformedweb.org/news
in a browser you will
get the HTML version but an RSS aggregator that supports content negotiation
will get the RSS feed from the same URL. Now there are few aggregators that
currently support conneg so RESTLog allows you to add a query parameter to
over-ride the content type. Thus the other way to get the RSS feed is by the
url http://wellformedweb.org/news?rss
I am supporting content-negotiation for the sake of learning and experimentation, though you can see from this entry:
http://bitworking.org/news/45
that I don't think it has much of a future. I, for example, will be removing it from the RESTLog API in the near future.
Posted by Joe on 2003-03-16
Posted by anonymous on 2003-03-13