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Re: "Intro to ERRest" presentation?
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Re: "Intro to ERRest" presentation?


  • Subject: Re: "Intro to ERRest" presentation?
  • From: Jesse Tayler <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 02 Sep 2011 11:26:22 -0400


On Sep 2, 2011, at 11:04 AM, Pascal Robert wrote:

At WOWODC and outside WOWODC, I heard a couple of people asking for a ERRest intro presentation. I'm wondering why, since I think the two presentations did about ERRest is good for starting with ERRest.

You might step into a bit of best practices in ERRest - once the basics are setup, it's not clear how people choose to handle certain things.

- Returning codes and handling errors
- Adding security checks and client certificates
- Returning deep data - when to or not to export relationship data
- Complex updates using relationship keys

Just a thought since it has become such an important part of many projects.

I still struggle without being able to commit and rollback whole transactions -- I end up creating one object to get a key, then connecting the key to the next object and create its key…I still wonder if this is the best I can do there.

So, those are my suggestions for a new video or tutorial because the basics are well done on the prior videos for sure!

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