Realtime system responses

When the system receives a job, it sends a real-time response with information about the status. These are contained in the <status> or "status" tag.

Description and code examples

The system responses contain information about the status of the request in the tag <status> or "status": .

Status Codes and Error Codes. What is the difference?

Status codes always start with an S, E or N and describe the status of the job. Error messages start with an EF and describe the error that occurred.

Example: XML status block

XML

        <status>
            <type>success</type>
            <code>S0301</code>
            <text>Domain contact has been successfully created.</text>
        </status>

Example: JSON status block

JSON

    "status": {
        "resultCode": "S0301",
        "text": "Domain contact has been successfully created.",
        "type": "SUCCESS"

Meaning of status types and status codes

Type	Example Code	Meaning
success	S400101	S (Success) = Order was successfully accepted.
error	E400101	E (Error) = An error has occurred.
notify	N400101	N (Notification) = For some types of jobs, instead of a "Success" or "Error" message, you will first receive a "Notification" message.This means that the request has been accepted and is processed further. When the job has been fully processed, a notification is generated that is retrieved or sent via email, polling or push informing about the final status, E or S.