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The keys under Since a Callback Object defines possible callbacks, it's plausible that there might be possible callbacks to several different URLs with several different HTTP methods. Whether that "makes sense" will depend entirely on your application. Since this is an old question (the project kind of went into hibernation during much of the pandemic), and the answer is essentially "yes, you can do that", I'm going to close it as answered. If I missed something, please comment and I can re-open it. |
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Case1:
Can a single callback event have multiple operations - ex POST, PUT, PATCH etc...
Case2:
Can a single callback event have multiple URLs as denoted below?
My understanding is that an event should be causing callback request invocation,
and usually a request is configured with a particular URL and a particular operation.
So looks one to one mapping between
Event ==> URL and
URL ==> Operation
But is it possible
one to many for both below
Event ==> URL and
URL ==> Operation
Thanks!
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