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2. List the 6 restrictions that must be met for an interface to be considered RESTful.

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2. List the 6 restrictions that must be met for an interface to be considered RESTful.

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1. What does the acronym REST stand for ?

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1. What does the acronym REST stand for ?

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grupo 2 1.	Any information that can be named can be a resource: a document or image, a temporal service, a collection of other resources, a non-virtual object (e.g. a person) 

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grupo 2 1.	Any information that can be named can be a resource: a document or image, a temporal service, a collection of other resources, a non-virtual object (e.g. a person) 

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1. According to Roy Fielding, it means Hypertext or hypermedia?
2. Define four architectural constraints to guide component behavior.
3. which represents the acronym REST.
4. Does the hypertext need to use HTML, XML, and JSON?
5. What do we achieve with the style of the layer system?
6. Write some examples of metadata about the resource.

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3. What information can be named for it to be a resource?

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3. What information can be named for it to be a resource?

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GROUP 3. 2.	What are the 6 guide restrictions that must be met if an interface is to be named RESTful?

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GROUP 3. 2.	What are the 6 guide restrictions that must be met if an interface is to be named RESTful?

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4. What does REST use to identify the particular resource involved in an interaction between components?

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4. What does REST use to identify the particular resource involved in an interaction between components?

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grupo 2 --3.	Which interface constraints define REST?

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grupo 2 --3.	Which interface constraints define REST?

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GROUP 3. 3.	What are the four interface constraints that define REST?

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GROUP 3. 3.	What are the four interface constraints that define REST?

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grupo2 --- 4.	What happens when we apply the software engineering principle of generality to the component interface?

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grupo2 --- 4.	What happens when we apply the software engineering principle of generality to the component interface?

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Group 3. 4.	What does the layer system allow?

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Group 3. 4.	What does the layer system allow?

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3.7. In many environments the people say REST = HTTP. Is it true?

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3.7. In many environments the people say REST = HTTP. Is it true?

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Group 3. 5.	How should the resource representations be?

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Group 3. 5.	How should the resource representations be?

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1. By separating user interface concerns from data storage concerns, how do you improve it?

2. Does the client ask the server for all the necessary information and how does it take advantage of the context?
3. Do cache restrictions require caching?
4.  El sistema de capas que permite en una arquitectura?
5. The REST is intended to make the web (Internet)?
6. REST and HTTP is the same?

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grupo 2 ---5.	How improved the portability of the user interface across multiple platforms?

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grupo 2 ---5.	How improved the portability of the user interface across multiple platforms?

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Group 3. 6.	In our context, what is metadata? 

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Group 3. 6.	In our context, what is metadata? 

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1. Is REST a data transfer protocol?

2. How many guiding principles does REST have and what are they?

3. What does REST use to identify a resource?

4. In simplest words, in the REST architectural style, data and functionality are considered resources and are accessed using Uniform Resource Identifiers? -- True or False

5. What is metadata used for?

6. The simultaneous presentation of information becomes affordability, this corresponds to:

a. HTML

b. Hypertext

c. All of the above

d. None of the above

7. Are the resources coupled from their representation so that their content can not be accessed in a variety of formats? True or False

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Group 3. 7.	In many environments the people say REST = HTTP. Is it true?

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Group 3. 7.	In many environments the people say REST = HTTP. Is it true?