An OPTIONS Method in JSTP may be used to retrieve a description of the bound Endpoints in an Engine. An OPTIONS method may allow JSTP APIs to self-describe.
As a prospect, it looks good, since it may even allow applications to discover and learn APIs, but it raises some other questions because it is prominently a meta-operation closer to the Subscription feature than to regular Dispatches.
It also might have to be taken into account that publishing the entire Subscriptions Table raises extra security issues.
An OPTIONS Method in JSTP may be used to retrieve a description of the bound Endpoints in an Engine. An OPTIONS method may allow JSTP APIs to self-describe.
As a prospect, it looks good, since it may even allow applications to discover and learn APIs, but it raises some other questions because it is prominently a meta-operation closer to the Subscription feature than to regular Dispatches.
It also might have to be taken into account that publishing the entire Subscriptions Table raises extra security issues.