The HTTP web server can manage variables supplied in the URL by web browsers. These variables can be expressed in any of the following conventions:
Appending them to the end of the URL while dividing each parameter value with a slash ( / ), such as in the following example:
http://localhost/database-name/param1/param2/param3
Defining them explicitly in a URL parameter list, such as in the following example:
http://localhost/database-name/?arg1=param1&arg2=param2&arg3=param3
A combination of appending them to the URL and defining them in a parameter list, such as in the following example:
http://localhost/database-name/param4/param5?arg1=param1&arg2=param2&arg3=param3
The web server interpretation of the URL depends on how the web service URL clause is specified.