ResponseVoid¶
Example Json Object
1{
2 "code": "UPDATED",
3 "message": "string",
4 "defaultMessage": "string",
5 "debugMessage": "string",
6 "errors": {
7 "all": [
8 {
9 "type": "GENERIC",
10 "source": {},
11 "errorMessage": "string",
12 "field": "string",
13 "errorKey": "string"
14 }
15 ]
16 },
17 "object": {}
18}
📄 Description: ResponseVoid is a data transfer object that signifies the successful completion of an API request without returning any content, ensuring efficient communication in scenarios where no additional data is required.
Properties
Name |
Type |
Required |
Restrictions |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
code |
string |
false |
none |
Code identifier for the resource |
message |
string |
false |
write-only |
Contains a brief message providing additional context or information related to the API response. |
defaultMessage |
string |
false |
write-only |
Default message to be displayed in the absence of a specific response, ensuring consistent communication with users. |
debugMessage |
string |
false |
write-only |
Optional string that provides additional information about the processing status or errors encountered during the API request, aiding in troubleshooting and system diagnostics. |
errors |
false |
none |
Collection of error messages generated during the API request, providing insights for troubleshooting and resolution. |
|
object |
object |
false |
none |
Represents the response structure for operations that do not return any content, ensuring clarity in the API’s interaction. |
Enumerated Values
Attribute |
Value |
|---|---|
code |
API_CALL_FAILED, ATTACHED, BAD_REQUEST, DATA_VALIDATION_ERROR, DELETED, DETACHED, INTERNAL_SYSTEM_ERROR, NULL_RESPONSE, OK, OK_BUT_RESPONSE_INVALID, REQUEST_VALIDATION_ERROR, SERVICE_VALIDATION_ERROR, UPDATED |