On 8/19/18 5:48 PM, Danesh Daroui wrote:
Generally, one would vector the URL to a script that would parse the full set of HTTP headers, and act accordingly. Take a look at the documentation for how Apache's CGI interface works. You might try looking around for an apache-based implementation of the Atom Publishing Protocol for an example.Hello all! I hope that I am posing my question to a relevant mailing list! I am looking for a solution to implement a RESTful API server. I have tested and examined a bunch of solution and now I think the best solution is to use a trustworthy, reliable, and robust implementation of HTTP protocol such as Apache httpd as HTTP server as base and then add my API handlers for REST commands. I am still looking at Apache httpd's source code and doesn't really know what is the best way to implement a RESTful API that would receive GET/POST/PUT/DELETE, etc. commands with appropriate parameters and then send the results. I am wondering if there is a standard way or similar project that somebody else has done? If not, what would be the best way to implement this? Should I add a new module that handles RESTful APIs or hack into the code and generate the response base on my API when a HTTP command is received and send it through httpd?
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