I’m using PUT and DELETE more and more w/ my ajax work and wanted to see if it would be a ‘bad idea’ to add these verbs to the .aspx application extension in IIS.
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I’m using PUT and DELETE more and more w/ my ajax work and wanted to see if it would be a ‘bad idea’ to add these verbs to the .aspx application extension in IIS.
If your AJAX operations are taking advantage of a RESTful API then I would think there is no problem. Otherwise you may want to look at RFC2616-sec9 to analyze more on your case. I personally dont think its bad but one might want to stick to standards and look to server overhead etc.