mikael
February 14, 2019, 11:36am
1
Hi,
There are these couple of differences between Solid rest API and general LDP API as mentioned here:
# Solid HTTPS REST API Spec
**Note:** This spec is a component of the parent
[Solid specification](README.md); the parent spec and all its components are
versioned as a whole.
## Reading Resources
Resources can be commonly accessed (i.e. read) using HTTP GET requests. Solid
servers are encouraged to perform content negotiation for RDF resources,
depending on the value of the `Accept` header.
**IMPORTANT:** a default `Content-Type: text/turtle` will be used for requests
for RDF resources or views (containers) that do not have an `Accept`
header.
### Streams
Being LDP (BasicContainer) compliant, Solid servers MUST return a full listing
of container contents when receiving requests for containers. For every resource
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Just making sure: you can use any LDP compliant server for solid system? Those extra features of Solid rest API help a lot but you could also have working Solid Pod(s) by running a regular LDP server?
mikael
February 20, 2019, 1:36pm
2
Reason I was asking this, was wondering if Fedora 5 would serve as Solid server.