WebServiceResult
In many web services, the response returns this parameter to a request when the request includes the same WSID as a previously submitted request. It can be used to check if the previous request was successful.
|
Tag |
Type |
Minimum Length |
Maximum Length |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
<WSID> |
N |
1 |
19 |
Web service ID from the original request. |
|
<IssCode> |
AN |
1 |
4 |
Thredd Issuer (Program Manager) Code. Assigned by Thredd. |
|
<PublicToken> |
AN |
1 |
9 |
The public token of the card from the original request. |
|
<WebServiceName> |
AN |
1 |
50 |
The name of the web service for the request. |
|
<Description> |
AN |
1 |
50 |
Description of the status of the original request. If successful, returns: Normal, approve. |
|
<ActionCode> |
AN |
3 |
3 |
The action code for the response. See Action Codes. |
Response Example
The response returns action code 000 for the first request of Ws_CreateCard.
<WebServiceResult>
<WSID>2021123114561789</WSID>
<IssCode/>
<PublicToken>118423597</PublicToken>
<WebServiceName>Ws_CreateCard</WebServiceName>
<Description>Normal, approve</Description>
<ActionCode>000</ActionCode>
</WebServiceResult>Response - Duplicate Request Example
The response returns action code 868 for a duplicate request (where the same WSID is used).
<WebServiceResult>
<WSID>2021123114561789</WSID>
<IssCode/>
<PublicToken>118423597</PublicToken>
<WebServiceName>Ws_CreateCard</WebServiceName>
<Description>Duplicate WSID in the request, deny.</Description>
<ActionCode>868</ActionCode>
</WebServiceResult>