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GET Method

Jan Stefan Gehrmann edited this page Jul 18, 2017 · 3 revisions

GET is a method to request a resource. Any time you fire a GET request you will get the same information as response. This method is save to use bacause you never manipulate resources in any way.

Usage:

//initialize REST client
var client = new REST();

//fire request
client.GET(url,true,function (responseText, statusCode, statusMessage) {
    //do something...
});

GET method uses three parameters:

  • url -> This is the url used as identifier for the requested resource.
  • boolean -> This is a flag which decides if the request is actually a-/synchronous.
  • callback function -> A function which will be executed after a request was successfully executed. There are several parameters which will be injected into this function. A response text which is the body of the requested resource, a http status code and a status message which could be helpful for visualizing successfully executed requests.

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