----- "Jesus Rodriguez" jesusr@redhat.com wrote:
On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 10:26:40AM -0300, Devan Goodwin wrote:
The v2 in the URL is gross but it would help with keeping the code reusable I think as we could fork to different resources inheriting from common parent classes. Not sure if we could do the same with media type checking, at least not as easily.
Would the plain URL always be the latest and greatest with vX for those who want stability? Or is it no vX assumed to be v1 and we increment for all future releases.
based on bryan's email 'no v implies v1'.
What will our deprecation policy be? mark it deprecated and it gets removed in the next version?
Also, having the v2 in front of the resources makes it a little harder to reuse code, but how many versions will we have? 2? 3? n? I'm thinking no more than 3, personally 2 would be great.
If the v2 was after the resource we could actually reuse the same Resouce classes, i.e.
GET /candlein/owner/v2/
This would simply be:
@GET @Path("/v2") public Owner getOwnerNew(...)
With the v2 in front of the Resource we'll have to create a new set of resource classes.
I would be very careful about this. Putting the version higher up conflicts with the REST semantics. I know the intent here, but convention would imply that that GET /candlepin/owners/v2 would be getting an owner named "v2".
So that's a -1 from me. :)
jesus
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On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 11:06 AM, Justin Harris jharris@redhat.com wrote:
If the v2 was after the resource we could actually reuse the same Resouce classes, i.e.
GET /candlein/owner/v2/
This would simply be:
@GET @Path("/v2") public Owner getOwnerNew(...)
With the v2 in front of the Resource we'll have to create a new set of resource classes.
I would be very careful about this. Putting the version higher up conflicts with the REST semantics. I know the intent here, but convention would imply that that GET /candlepin/owners/v2 would be getting an owner named "v2".
So that's a -1 from me. :)
EXCELLENT point. Disregard my suggestion of putting it after the resource :)
jesus
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