First off, the PDF's get out dated quickly and I would always refer to the documentation presented in this forum first.

Secondly, the example code is correct but in reference to your question, they are both doing the same thing. It's a matter semantics.

For example, the proper header for a submission via POST looks like:

POST /b/ss//6 HTTP/1.0
Host: [rsid].112.2o7.net
Content-Length: 593

Which will send data to [rsid].112.2o7.net/b/ss//6

But GET is slightly different as the report suite id needs to be embedded into the path, there is a different endpoint 0 vs 6, and all parameters are attached as querystring parameters to the path.

GET /b/ss/[rsid]/6?cid=blah HTTP/1.0
Host: [rsid].112.2o7.net

Which will send data to [rsid].112.2o7.net/b/ss/[rsid]/0?cid=blah

Does that help?

Nick

Understood, we'll rely on developer.omniture.com whenever possible. Thank you for this resource!

So you're saying that POST submissions should go to [rsid].112.2o7.net/b/ss//6 and not [namespace].112.2o7.net/b/ss//6

Similarly, GET requests should go to [rsid].112.2o7.net/b/ss/[rsid]/0?cid=blah instead of [namespace].112.2o7.net/b/ss/[rsid]/0?cid=blah

It looked wrong to me, I was expecting to see [namespace].112.2o7.net in both cases.

It's a bad practice and needs to be cleaned up better but essentially they are the same.