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ChallengeRequest | Authentication challenge sent by an origin server to a client. |
ChallengeResponse | Authentication response sent by client to an origin server. |
ChallengeScheme | Challenge scheme used to authenticate remote clients. |
CharacterSet | Character set used to encode characters in textual representations. |
ClientInfo | Client specific data related to a call. |
Conditions | Set of conditions applying to a request. |
Cookie | Cookie provided by a client. |
CookieSetting | Cookie setting provided by a server. |
Encoding | Modifier of a representation's media type. |
Form | Form which is a specialized modifiable list of parameters. |
Language | Language used in representations and preferences. |
MediaType | Media type used in representations and preferences. |
Message | Generic message exchanged between client and server connectors. |
Metadata | Description of data contained in a resource representation. |
Method | Method to execute when handling a call. |
Parameter | Multi-usage parameter. |
Preference<T extends Metadata> | Metadata preference definition. |
Product | Product tokens are used to allow communicating applications to identify themselves by software name and version. |
Protocol | Protocol used by client and server connectors. |
Reference | Reference to a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). |
ReferenceList | List of URI references. |
Request | Generic request sent by client connectors. |
Response | Generic response sent by server connectors. |
ServerInfo | Server specific data related to a call. |
Status | Status to return after handling a call. |
Tag | Validation tag equivalent to the HTTP entity tag. |
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Dimension | Dimension on which the representations of a resource may vary. |
Element of information handled by a component via a connector. "A datum is an element of information that is transferred from a component, or received by a component, via a connector." Roy T. Fielding.
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