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I’m in doubt in the construction of a REST, not well in construction, but which way to go, what approach. See my business.
1) The customer asks for a discount.
2) As the seller is not allowed to grant certain discount margins, he amends a flag from the bank to 0(zero). At this point, you must send information to a REST service and this triggers a notification. The Notification code I already have. I just want to know if the REST is with the verb POST or not? We usually use the POST to record in the bank and this time not, I will use only to indicate to the service that it must trigger a Notification. How would that be?
What goes into service, could be anything, like, a OK or Shoots, doesn’t matter, what matters is that the service receives something and understands that it is to fire a PN(Push Notification)
have you considered instead of changing a flag, enter a record and keep the history of all authorization requests ?
– Rovann Linhalis
@Rovannlinhalis, you can’t do that. It’s a client base, I don’t have access and they said it, because it already works like this, not with App, but on their Desktop it’s already like that. I just deselvovi the App for them(Android) and then IOS.
– pnet
ok. in your case, if you are going to send some information to the server, use POST yes...
– Rovann Linhalis
I’m used to (not much) using post with Insert. This time no and will work almost as a get, IE, I will take the parameter and when receiving, trigger the PN. There will be no persistence.
– pnet