There's some established workarounds for overloading POST as some clients can't do PUT, DELETE, etc. Like a specific header or query parameter. I just haven't implemented these yet. Pete Muir wrote: > Bill, agreed on all these things - JSF2 no longer overloads POST > for GET (which it did previously), adds good support for > statelessness and unique URIs for a resource through page actions. > However I don't think full REST is possible in JSF (not overloading > POST for PUT/DELETE).