in reply to Restful Client Query

Looks like I goofed up my first response: I did not notice "Header: Client-Warning=Internal response".

I am not an expert on REST, but all my successful tests have used POST for the initial authorization request, so I suggest you try that, instead of GET.

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Re^2: Restful Client Query
by perlfan (Parson) on Jun 29, 2016 at 02:32 UTC
    If implemented halfway consistently, using the wrong HTTP method (i.e., GET when a POST, etc is required) should result in a 404.
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      You mean 405?

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        I don't know for sure, but in REST I've always considered the resource to be defined by METHOD+route; if POST+/foo/bar exists, but GET+/foo/bar doesn't, then I'd accept a 404. But idk really since everyone has their own interpretation. I could also just be completely ignorant. That is a good possibility.
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