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HTTP response codes

Gajanan_Kinge

I want to return http response codes instead of error messages in error format from Oscript function.Theses http response oces will then be used by calling application to interpret the outcome.I would appreciate any ideas or code samples.Thnaks,Gajanan

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Kyle_Swidrovich

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Hello Gajanan,

The GenerateOutput script of a requesthandler is what is responsible for checking to see if .fError is set for therequest handler and appropriately presenting an error page to the user. Iwould recommend you investigate this area of code for your customization asthis script also gives you direct socket access through the ctxIn/ctxOutobjects.

-- Kyle

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HTTP response codes

Posted by gajanan.kinge@capgemini.com (Kinge, Gajanan) on 2009/08/03 11:32

Gajanan_Kinge

Hi Kyle,Thanks for the hint,this will guide me right direction.Regards,Gajanan

Gajanan_Kinge

Thanks Kyle,Could you please suggest any core module where I can get some idea as to how do I send back http response codes as output through GenerateOutput function.Regards,Gajanan

Kyle_Swidrovich

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Hi Gajanan,

As previously mentioned, the ctxOut givesyou direct access to the output Socket object.

This will allow you to send whatever youwant down the pipe to the client – including HTTP response codes.

-- Kyle

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Thanks Kyle,		Posted by gajanan.kinge@capgemini.com (Kinge, Gajanan) on 2009/08/04 10:44
In reply to: RE HTTP response codes		Posted by kswidrov (Swidrovich, Kyle) on 2009/08/03 13:14

Thanks Kyle,

Could you please suggest any core module where I can get some idea as to how do I send back http response codes as output through GenerateOutput function.

Regards,
Gajanan

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Hi Gajanan,

To set http response codes you can set the fExtraHeaders feature in your request handler to have a "Status" header.

-chris

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HTTP response codes

Posted by gajanan.kinge@capgemini.com (Kinge, Gajanan) on 2009/08/03 11:32

Gajanan_Kinge

Thanks Chris

Gajanan_Kinge

Hi Kyle,This was really helpful.I did manage to send back http codes to client application.It work fine with some of the status codes(405,401) however it fails when it comes to ports like 500,403 it throws back errors "Server did not repond".Moreover this behaviour is inconsistent.Sometime it works ,sometime it fails.It would be helpful if you could please pass on some hints.Regards,Gajanan