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If <var>Success</var> returns 1 (True), | If <var>Success</var> returns 1 (True), | ||
content was retrieved and is available via the <var>[[Content (HttpResponse function)|Content]]</var> | content was retrieved and is available via the <var>[[Content (HttpResponse function)|Content]]</var> | ||
and <var>[[ | and <var>[[ParseXml (HttpResponse function)|ParseXml]]</var> methods. | ||
Revision as of 19:55, 17 June 2011
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Success is a member of the HttpResponse class.
This non-settable method lets you check the status code value in the status line of the result of the most recent Get, Post, or Send operation.
Syntax
%boolean = %httpresp:Success
Syntax terms
| %boolean | A numeric variable for the assignment of the Success value of %httpresp. Success returns 1 (True) if the HTTP status code is in the 200s (success range), and it returns 0 (False) otherwise. |
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| %httpresp | A reference to an HTTPResponse object that was returned by a Get, Post, or Send method of an HTTPRequest object. |
Usage Notes
If Success returns 1 (True), content was retrieved and is available via the Content and ParseXml methods.