-if you are designing a public API it might pay to make it "RESTful" and even use HATEOAS
-if your API isn't public, the it might be better to find a schema that better fits your particular problem
-if your clients aren't browsers - there's nothing to gain by using RSET, HTTP and JSON, apart from familiarity.
-if you are designing a public API it might pay to make it "RESTful" and even use HATEOAS
-if your API isn't public, the it might be better to find a schema that better fits your particular problem
-if your clients aren't browsers - there's nothing to gain by using RSET, HTTP and JSON, apart from familiarity.