http-method

问题 After post a form, I use pushState/replaceState to manipulate the history. Then when refresh, Chrome will send GET request to the new url, but Safari will send POST. Is it a BUG in Safafi? Anyone had met it before? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46933389/safari-send-post-request-when-refresh-after-pushstate-replacestate

问题 After post a form, I use pushState/replaceState to manipulate the history. Then when refresh, Chrome will send GET request to the new url, but Safari will send POST. Is it a BUG in Safafi? Anyone had met it before? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46933389/safari-send-post-request-when-refresh-after-pushstate-replacestate

问题 I need to get the http method like POST/PATCH/GET/etc from a joinPoint in an aspect. @Before("isRestController()") public void handlePost(JoinPoint point) { // do something to get for example "POST" to use below handle(arg, "POST", someMethod::getBeforeActions); } From point.getThis.getClass() , I get the the controller that this call is intercepted. Then if I get the method from it and then annotations. That should be good enough right? So point.getThis().getClass().getMethod(point

问题 In my site users can download their files. But files are generated by using PHP. So what's HTTP method should I use for sending request for download as file attachment? GET or POST? 回答1: GET is for passively retrieving files, POST is for altering information on the server. This is as seen from the client, it doesn't matter what the server does or doesn't do in the process. So unless you're altering some server state in the request: GET. 回答2: GET From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypertext

问题 In my site users can download their files. But files are generated by using PHP. So what's HTTP method should I use for sending request for download as file attachment? GET or POST? 回答1: GET is for passively retrieving files, POST is for altering information on the server. This is as seen from the client, it doesn't matter what the server does or doesn't do in the process. So unless you're altering some server state in the request: GET. 回答2: GET From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypertext

问题 I have a resource that represents a collection of tags: /users/{username}/tags An API client should be able to add a set of tags to this collection in a single HTTP request. I thought about how to do this and first thought about using the PUT or POST methods. However I think this would imply that the client is "setting" or "replacing" the tags in that collection. What would be the most appropriate HTTP method (or perhaps a different mechanism) to "add" multiple tags to that collection? {HTTP

问题 I have a resource that represents a collection of tags: /users/{username}/tags An API client should be able to add a set of tags to this collection in a single HTTP request. I thought about how to do this and first thought about using the PUT or POST methods. However I think this would imply that the client is "setting" or "replacing" the tags in that collection. What would be the most appropriate HTTP method (or perhaps a different mechanism) to "add" multiple tags to that collection? {HTTP

问题 I'm trying to learn how to query for data from a local government data site (hoping I can teach my math students to do some data analysis). I'm hoping to get the data and insert them into Google Sheets. The following is a sample provided by the official site on how to do a query: var data = { resource_id: '1b702208-44bf-4829-b620-4615ee19b57c', // the resource id limit: 5, // get 5 results q: 'jones' // query for 'jones' }; $.ajax({ url: 'https://data.gov.sg/api/action/datastore_search', data

问题 I'm trying to learn how to query for data from a local government data site (hoping I can teach my math students to do some data analysis). I'm hoping to get the data and insert them into Google Sheets. The following is a sample provided by the official site on how to do a query: var data = { resource_id: '1b702208-44bf-4829-b620-4615ee19b57c', // the resource id limit: 5, // get 5 results q: 'jones' // query for 'jones' }; $.ajax({ url: 'https://data.gov.sg/api/action/datastore_search', data

问题 Today when using Postman I noticed the method option of PURGE . I have never encountered it in practice and cannot find the explanation of it's purpose. What is this method used for, where did it come from, and is there a spec for it somewhere? 回答1: There is an HTTP PURGE method, though it is not defined in the HTTP RFCs (which do allow for custom methods beyond the standard defined methods). Some HTTP servers and caching systems actually do implement PURGE , for instance Squid and Varnish: