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Latest revision as of 08:23, 27 October 2020
Full Title
Representational state transfer
Context
The core concept of the Web where the base HTTP message is:
- Stateless - any message can be sent to any End Point and must be processed.
- Asynchronous - HTTP was designed to react to user requests as the need is articulated by a user at his own time and place.
Problem
Nearly all interactions on the web occur in a burst where users expect that the service end point will remember the last transaction.
Solutions
Cookies and HTTP headers contain state data to be used from one message to the next.
