Using Accept: application/x-empty in PUT/POST feature requests would prevent the resource to be returned again in the HTTP response which would save some bandwidth and might even reduce server load a bit. If the user really wants the resource it can be obtained with a follow-up GET request.
Using
Accept: application/x-empty
in PUT/POST feature requests would prevent the resource to be returned again in the HTTP response which would save some bandwidth and might even reduce server load a bit. If the user really wants the resource it can be obtained with a follow-up GET request.