Changes between Version 52 and Version 53 of S3REST

Timestamp:

07/04/10 15:51:45 (14 years ago)

Author:

Fran Boon

Comment:

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S3REST

@@ -17 +17 @@
 [[Image(s3rest.png)]]
 
-Instead of the web2py ''request'' object, '''s3rest''' uses the ''[#S3RESTRequest S3RESTRequest]'' class (described below) to represent the current REST request. Other than web2py/request, the S3RESTRequest of the current call is not a global object, but gets passed as argument when calling REST method handlers.
+Instead of the web2py ''request'' object, '''s3rest''' uses the ''[#S3RESTRequest S3RESTRequest]'' class (described below) to represent the current REST request. Unlike web2py's request, the S3RESTRequest of the current call is not a global object, but gets passed as argument when calling REST method handlers.
 
 === REST Methods ===
@@ -23 +23 @@
 It is critical to understand how RESTful requests work.
 
-A RESTful requests has two components:
+A RESTful request has two components:
 
   - the '''URL''' addresses the resource
-  - the '''HTTP method''' determines the action to be taken with that resource, which is either of:
+  - the '''HTTP method''' determines the action to be taken with that resource, which is either:
     - GET, PUT, POST or DELETE
 
-A resource in this terminology is either of:
+A resource in this terminology is either:
 
   - a database table or one or more records in that table
@@ -41 +41 @@
   - if the method is "GET" and the resource addressed is a database table, then the response will be a list of the records in that table
   - if the method is "PUT" and the resource addressed is a record in a table, then the response will be an update of that record with the data from the request body
+
 === CRUD Method Handlers ===