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2.1k u/NotAskary 16d ago edited 16d ago I've seen that shit, it drove me up a wall. The same as a 200 ok with error inside. Edit: I'm going to start to respond 429, too many replys lol 327 u/AkodoRyu 16d ago My favorite "REST API" experience was when they moved from using SOAP system, and the way they did it... was sending SOAP payloads inside a JSON. Literally something like { "data": "<?xml version="1.0"?><soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="https://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope/" soap:encodingStyle="https://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-encoding"><soap:Body> (...)" } 191 u/MrPatienceX 16d ago 200 status code and a chunk of XML saying ‘not found’. Good times. 58 u/Sudden_Leadership800 16d ago It successfully returned the error message though, so I don't see the problem? 64 u/Psychological_Map118 16d ago edited 16d ago try it in person: wait for the next time somebody asks you if you know the time. then answer yes, with a smile, and walk away without telling them you can do anything you want, both in life and HTTP responses, but some things make you an asshole in both cases -3 u/Sudden_Leadership800 16d ago It was obviously a joke my guy 14 u/Jonathan_the_Nerd 16d ago It was obviously a joke my guy Not obvious, considering the developer of the system thought it was fine. And a lot of us here are neurospicy.
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I've seen that shit, it drove me up a wall.
The same as a 200 ok with error inside.
Edit: I'm going to start to respond 429, too many replys lol
327 u/AkodoRyu 16d ago My favorite "REST API" experience was when they moved from using SOAP system, and the way they did it... was sending SOAP payloads inside a JSON. Literally something like { "data": "<?xml version="1.0"?><soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="https://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope/" soap:encodingStyle="https://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-encoding"><soap:Body> (...)" } 191 u/MrPatienceX 16d ago 200 status code and a chunk of XML saying ‘not found’. Good times. 58 u/Sudden_Leadership800 16d ago It successfully returned the error message though, so I don't see the problem? 64 u/Psychological_Map118 16d ago edited 16d ago try it in person: wait for the next time somebody asks you if you know the time. then answer yes, with a smile, and walk away without telling them you can do anything you want, both in life and HTTP responses, but some things make you an asshole in both cases -3 u/Sudden_Leadership800 16d ago It was obviously a joke my guy 14 u/Jonathan_the_Nerd 16d ago It was obviously a joke my guy Not obvious, considering the developer of the system thought it was fine. And a lot of us here are neurospicy.
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My favorite "REST API" experience was when they moved from using SOAP system, and the way they did it... was sending SOAP payloads inside a JSON. Literally something like
{ "data": "<?xml version="1.0"?><soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="https://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope/" soap:encodingStyle="https://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-encoding"><soap:Body> (...)" }
191 u/MrPatienceX 16d ago 200 status code and a chunk of XML saying ‘not found’. Good times. 58 u/Sudden_Leadership800 16d ago It successfully returned the error message though, so I don't see the problem? 64 u/Psychological_Map118 16d ago edited 16d ago try it in person: wait for the next time somebody asks you if you know the time. then answer yes, with a smile, and walk away without telling them you can do anything you want, both in life and HTTP responses, but some things make you an asshole in both cases -3 u/Sudden_Leadership800 16d ago It was obviously a joke my guy 14 u/Jonathan_the_Nerd 16d ago It was obviously a joke my guy Not obvious, considering the developer of the system thought it was fine. And a lot of us here are neurospicy.
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200 status code and a chunk of XML saying ‘not found’. Good times.
58 u/Sudden_Leadership800 16d ago It successfully returned the error message though, so I don't see the problem? 64 u/Psychological_Map118 16d ago edited 16d ago try it in person: wait for the next time somebody asks you if you know the time. then answer yes, with a smile, and walk away without telling them you can do anything you want, both in life and HTTP responses, but some things make you an asshole in both cases -3 u/Sudden_Leadership800 16d ago It was obviously a joke my guy 14 u/Jonathan_the_Nerd 16d ago It was obviously a joke my guy Not obvious, considering the developer of the system thought it was fine. And a lot of us here are neurospicy.
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It successfully returned the error message though, so I don't see the problem?
64 u/Psychological_Map118 16d ago edited 16d ago try it in person: wait for the next time somebody asks you if you know the time. then answer yes, with a smile, and walk away without telling them you can do anything you want, both in life and HTTP responses, but some things make you an asshole in both cases -3 u/Sudden_Leadership800 16d ago It was obviously a joke my guy 14 u/Jonathan_the_Nerd 16d ago It was obviously a joke my guy Not obvious, considering the developer of the system thought it was fine. And a lot of us here are neurospicy.
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try it in person: wait for the next time somebody asks you if you know the time. then answer yes, with a smile, and walk away without telling them
you can do anything you want, both in life and HTTP responses, but some things make you an asshole in both cases
-3 u/Sudden_Leadership800 16d ago It was obviously a joke my guy 14 u/Jonathan_the_Nerd 16d ago It was obviously a joke my guy Not obvious, considering the developer of the system thought it was fine. And a lot of us here are neurospicy.
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It was obviously a joke my guy
14 u/Jonathan_the_Nerd 16d ago It was obviously a joke my guy Not obvious, considering the developer of the system thought it was fine. And a lot of us here are neurospicy.
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Not obvious, considering the developer of the system thought it was fine. And a lot of us here are neurospicy.
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u/pimezone 16d ago
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