Added support for non-standard HTTP methods #316
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These methods can be found in the WebDAV spec: http://www.webdav.org/specs/rfc4918.html
Can now execute arbitrary HTTP methods (such as "copy" or "move") using get- or post-style request semantics. Added sync and async support for both. Refactored a bit of RestClient.Sync and RestClient.Async to facilitate this.
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Thanks for the request. Changes look good to me. I'll probably run a pull request marathon tonight. Looks like the queue is backed up. |
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Excellent -- thank you! |
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Its in. Thanks! |
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Thanks for implementing this! Will be using to call a WebDAV service. |
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IHttp now supports non-standard HTTP methods ("COPY", "MOVE", "PROPFIND", etc.) through AsGet{Async} and AsPost{Async}. These will take the httpMethod argument and apply it to the web request when it is built. The AsGet/AsPost determines how parameters are applied to the request. The changes in 29f2f7a and 88543d8 were reverted prior to committing a0f67ed.