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Asked: May 12, 20262026-05-12T09:05:09+00:00 2026-05-12T09:05:09+00:00

I’ve tried searching but I can’t figure out how to access data via a

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I’ve tried searching but I can’t figure out how to access data via a RESTful interface. I’m looking for just example code that shows someone access some data from some imaginary web service using its API. A simple “how-it-works” explanation would be helpful too.

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    2026-05-12T09:05:09+00:00Added an answer on May 12, 2026 at 9:05 am

    Kind of a hot topic. Expect an explosion of answers 😉

    REST works on the principle of using HTTP request methods to determine an application’s (the REST server) action on an object. The 4 HTTP methods commonly used are GET, POST, PUT and DELETE.

    Say, for example, the object in question is user data. The REST url/object might look something like http://mydomain.com/services/user

    If we wanted to get information about existing user, you could GET http://mydomain.com/services/user/someuserid.

    If we wanted to create a user, you would use POST http://mydomain.com/services/user and the request body would contain the user’s information.

    If we wanted to change a user’s info, you would use PUT http://mydomain.com/services/user/someuserid. Again, the request body would contain the user’s new information.

    If we wanted to delete a user, you would use DELETE http://mydomain.com/services/user/someuserid

    In summary, the 4 different HTTP methods generally have these meanings, but can differ from server to server, depending on how RESTful it is:

    • GET == get, fetch, retrieve, and other synonyms
    • POST == create, add
    • PUT == change, alter
    • DELETE == delete, remove
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