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hey,

can any one tell me whether i can write methods other than getxm or put xml in restful web services.If yes then which will be the first function to be called
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hey,

can any one tell me whether i can write methods other than getxm or put xml in restful web services.If yes then which will be the first function to be called
RESTful webservices can support all of the HTTP methods.

I am not certain I fully understand the other part of your question: "which will be the first function to be called"

Functions/methods are called as they are required. On thing to remember though is that methods generally don't have an order in the sense that one is waiting for another to complete. REST is built around the concept of statelessness, meaning that no method can know what came before it. It simply sends it's information and receives a response.

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Also, there is no requirement in REST to use XML.
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