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Response Codes
The HTTP response codes returned by stroom.
Stroom will return a HTTP response code to indicate success or failure. An additional response Header “Stroom-Status” will indicate a more precise error message code. A user readable message will appear in the response body.
| HTTP Status | Stroom-Status | Message | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| 200 | 0 | OK | Post of data successful |
| 406 | 100 | Feed must be specified | You must provide Feed as a header argument in the request |
| 406 | 110 | Feed is not set to receive data | The feed you have provided is not setup to receive data (maybe does not exist or is set to reject) |
| 406 | 200 | Unknown compression | Compression argument must be one of ZIP, GZIP and NONE |
| 401 | 300 | Client Certificate Required | The feed you have provided requires a client HTTPS certificate to send data |
| 403 | 310 | Client Certificate not authorised | The feed you have provided does not allow your client certificate to send data |
| 500 | 400 | Compressed stream invalid | The stream of data sent does not form a valid compressed file. Maybe it terminated unexpectedly or is corrupt. |
| 500 | 999 | Unknown error | An unknown unexpected error occurred |
In the event that data is not successfully received by Stroom, i.e. the response code is not 200, the client system should buffer data and keep trying to re-send it. Data should only be removed from the client system when it has been sent successfully.
Last modified November 13, 2024: Merge branch '7.0' into 7.1 (18e4cac)