My current reading of the RFC indicates that PUT does not return an
entity. Just a status code.
Does anybody have an opinion as to whether it leaves room for an entity
to be returned? I can't tell.
Daniel
On Apr 23, 2008, at 2:28 PM, Nikunj Mehta wrote:
If the response to a PUT request on an entry's edit URL contains an
entry document in a 200 response, then
1. Can the response entity be considered a complete representation?
2. What if the response contains Content-Location header?
The HTTP spec states that
Responses to this [PUT] method are not cacheable.
As per that, an HTTP cache is unlikely to hold on to the response
entity and use it upon a subsequent GET to the same entry's edit URL,
correct?
Nikunj