JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) is a text-based, language-independent format for storing and transmitting data over a network. Cacheable: each REST API response must be defined as cacheable or not.These intermediate servers (proxies or load balancers) can provide the underlying REST API server with additional scalability and security. Layered: the REST API client does not need to know if it communicates with a real server, proxy, or other intermediaries.Statelessness: every request to the REST API server must be made with all the required data, and Rest API should not assume if the server has any data from previous REST API client requests (the server does not store the client context).
Client-server architecture: the REST API client (website or mobile app) should be decoupled from the request processor and data storage (REST API server) so that each part can be developed, tested, and scaled individually.The REST API defines a set of rules that developers should follow when creating an API: << Back to the REST API GET example What is REST API?Ī REST API (Representative State Transfer) is a way of communicating two computers over the Internet. C#/.NET code for REST API GET ExampleThis C#/.NET code snippet was generated automatically for the REST API GET example.
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