README_response.md

1. System (white)
2. Request (blue)
3. Accept (green)
4. Retrieve (white)
5. Precondition (yellow)
6. Create/Process
   • Create (violet)
   • Process (red)
7. Response (cyan)
8. Alternative (gray)

Response

	callback	output	default
N3	is_create_done :bin	T / F	is_process_done :bin
N6	create_see_other :bin	T / F	see_other :bin
	content_types_provided:handler :bin	T / F
	to_content : in	T / F	FALSE
-	to_resource_content :bin	T / F
-	content_location :var	URI
-	vary :var	[ [ HeaderName ] ]
-	expires :var	Date
-	last_modified :var	Date	Now
-	etag :var	ETag
N14	is_process_done :bin	T / F	TRUE
N10	see_other :bin	T / F	FALSE
	path :var	URI
N9	has_multiple_choices :bin	T / F	FALSE
N8	content_types_provided:handler :bin	T / F
	to_content : in	T / F	FALSE
-	to_resource_content :bin	T / F
-	content_location :var	URI
-	cache :var	String
-	vary :var	[ [ HeaderName ] ]
-	expires :var	Date
-	last_modified :var	Date	Now
-	etag :var	ETag

FIXME Explanations needed

to_resource_content :bin

Return TRUE if the content is resource content, as in this content would be the response to a GET/HEAD request to the resource identified by the Content-Location header.

By default, this returns TRUE if a Content_Location header has been set (e.g. during the create or process callback).

content_location :var

Return a Content-Location header.

By default, this returns an already set Content-Location response header or the location of the request target i.e. the resource would reply with its own content.