henningSaul
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03-17-2013
09:56 AM
Re: HTTP PUT for RESTful Web services on roUrlTransfer?
Hi,
I am looking into integrating a new channel with a third party RESTful service that requires HTTP PUT requests for certain operations.
Do you have an update on this feature request, Joel?
Does anybody else know of a working solution or workaround for HTTP PUT, possibly using roStreamSocket as suggested by kbenson?
Thanks
--Henning
I am looking into integrating a new channel with a third party RESTful service that requires HTTP PUT requests for certain operations.
Do you have an update on this feature request, Joel?
Does anybody else know of a working solution or workaround for HTTP PUT, possibly using roStreamSocket as suggested by kbenson?
Thanks
--Henning
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03-18-2013
11:20 AM
Re: HTTP PUT for RESTful Web services on roUrlTransfer?
Looking into the status. It appears that our sister company BrightSign implemented it, not sure if we did on our end, the bug is still open.
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03-20-2013
04:22 PM
Re: HTTP PUT for RESTful Web services on roUrlTransfer?
I also would really appreciate this to be implemented.
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03-23-2013
08:37 AM
Re: HTTP PUT for RESTful Web services on roUrlTransfer?
Hi Joel,
any update on this?
Thanks
--Henning
any update on this?
Thanks
--Henning
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03-25-2013
10:23 AM
Re: HTTP PUT for RESTful Web services on roUrlTransfer?
Do you have some examples of popular APIs where this would be of value? Hard to get something built if only a few obscure APIs require PUT and DELETE.
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03-25-2013
10:56 AM
Re: HTTP PUT for RESTful Web services on roUrlTransfer?
"RokuJoel" wrote:
Do you have some examples of popular APIs where this would be of value? Hard to get something built if only a few obscure APIs require PUT and DELETE.
- Joel
How about the Google Data apis? Don't get much bigger than that.
https://developers.google.com/gdata/articles/using_cURL
Plus, they are basic HTTP verbs, and you never know when the next up-and-coming api will require them.
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03-25-2013
12:13 PM
Re: HTTP PUT for RESTful Web services on roUrlTransfer?
good one, thanks.
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03-25-2013
02:34 PM
Re: HTTP PUT for RESTful Web services on roUrlTransfer?
I second that request! There are a lot of REST services out there now (including a lot of developers that are probably creating their own now). I would be very nice to have built-in support for this!
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03-25-2013
03:51 PM
Re: HTTP PUT for RESTful Web services on roUrlTransfer?
Hi Joel,
there's a ton of REST based APIs out there and I'm sure a lot them use PUT:
http://www.programmableweb.com/apis/dir ... rt=mashups
IMHO supporting PUT (and possibly DELETE) would facilitate the development of channels beyond the traditional "media consumption" use cases.
--Henning
there's a ton of REST based APIs out there and I'm sure a lot them use PUT:
http://www.programmableweb.com/apis/dir ... rt=mashups
IMHO supporting PUT (and possibly DELETE) would facilitate the development of channels beyond the traditional "media consumption" use cases.
--Henning
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05-09-2013
01:13 PM
Re: HTTP PUT for RESTful Web services on roUrlTransfer?
It turns out that the SetRequest method of roURLtransfer supports this:
http=createobject("roURLTransfer")
http.setRequest("PUT")
This is now published in the online SDK:
http://sdkdocs.roku.com/display/sdkdoc/ ... eqasString
- Joel
http=createobject("roURLTransfer")
http.setRequest("PUT")
This is now published in the online SDK:
http://sdkdocs.roku.com/display/sdkdoc/ ... eqasString
- Joel