- System (white)
- Request (blue)
- Accept (green)
- Retrieve (white)
- Precondition (yellow)
- Create/Process
- Response (cyan)
- Alternative (gray)
callback | output | default | |
---|---|---|---|
J10 | method :var |
Method | Transaction.request.method |
is_method_head_get : in |
T / F | ||
J11 | method :var |
Method | Transaction.request.method |
is_method_delete : in |
T / F | ||
K11 | process_delete :bin |
T / F | FALSE |
J13 | method :var |
Method | Transaction.request.method |
is_method_put : in |
T / F | ||
K13 | process_partial_put :bin |
T / F | FALSE |
K14 | process_has_conflict :bin |
T / F | FALSE |
J14 | method :var |
Method | Transaction.request.method |
process_methods :var |
[ Method ] | [ POST , PATCH ] |
|
is_method_process : in |
T / F | ||
L14 | process :bin |
T / F | FALSE |
FIXME Explanations needed
Return TRUE if the request doesn't have a "full" representation of the resource, where "full" is defined by each resource.
By default, this callback could check for the presence of a Content-Range request header, but that header is not "implemented" by this diagram, so the default for now is to return FALSE.
Reference: RFC7231