The Representational State Transfer, or simply REST, is a software engineering technique for distributed hypermedia systems, such as the World Wide Web. The term originated in the year 2000, in a doctorate thesis (PHD) about the web written by Roy Fielding, one of the main authors of the HTTP protocol specifications used by Internet websites.
The term REST originally referred to a set of architecture principles. Currently, it is used in a broader sense to describe any simple web interface that uses XML, JSON and HTTP, without the additional abstractions and overheads of protocols based on message exchange standards, such as the SOAP protocol.
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For further details, refer to our documentation: Configuring REST Related documentation:
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The "503 Error Page" error indicates the server is temporarily unavailable, that is, it cannot execute the user's request at that moment.
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The message: A few factors may cause "the server is unresponsive", such as:
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For further details, check our documentation: Example of Use - Card Service |
For further details, check our documentation: Example of Use - Bar/Line Chart Service |
For further details, check our documentation: Example of Use - Pie/Polar Chart Service |
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