← Back to context Comment by johnfn 5 days ago HTTP Range doesn't have anything to do with allowing a client to select a subset of fields. 2 comments johnfn Reply eli 5 days ago The Range header isn't for requesting a subset of a resource from the server? johnfn 5 days ago Let's say your REST endpoint returned an object with keys foo, bar, baz and quuz. How would you use HTTP Range to only select foo and baz?
eli 5 days ago The Range header isn't for requesting a subset of a resource from the server? johnfn 5 days ago Let's say your REST endpoint returned an object with keys foo, bar, baz and quuz. How would you use HTTP Range to only select foo and baz?
johnfn 5 days ago Let's say your REST endpoint returned an object with keys foo, bar, baz and quuz. How would you use HTTP Range to only select foo and baz?
The Range header isn't for requesting a subset of a resource from the server?
Let's say your REST endpoint returned an object with keys foo, bar, baz and quuz. How would you use HTTP Range to only select foo and baz?