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Table of Contents

 

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Overview

The goal of the document is to describe error codes for API error handling.

Scope

Description of API HTTP status codes, error codes and messages.

HTTP Status Codes

API returns appropriate HTTP status code for every request.


HTTP Code
Text
Description
200OKSuccess
400Bad RequestThe request was invalid or cannot be otherwise served
401UnauthorizedMissing or incorrect authentication credentials
403ForbiddenThe request is understood, but it has been refused or access is not allowed
404Not FoundThe requested resource does not exist
405Method not allowedThe method received in the request-line is known by the origin server but not supported by the target resource
409ConflictThe request cannot be completed because of the conflict
415Unsupported Media TypeRequest header is missing content-type (e.g. application/json)
429Too Many RequestsThe response indicates the user has sent too many requests in a given amount of time
500Internal Server ErrorUnspecified server error


Error Messages

API error messages are returned in JSON format, for example:

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{"errors":[{"errorCode":3001,

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 "message":"entity

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In certain cases (e.g. in case of field validation error) additional attributes may be present in returned JSON:

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{"errors":[{"errorCode":5000,

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error",

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 "subject":"firstName",

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 "subjectType":"parameter"}]}


Error Codes

In addition to descriptive error message, errors contain error codes. While the text for an error message may change, the codes will stay the same. If an error response is not listed in the table or missing, fall back to examining the HTTP status codes above.



Error Code
Message
Description
2006entity saving errorError occurred while saving the entity.
200601entity saving error: USPTA number must be uniqueError occurred while saving the entity. USPTA number must be unique.
200602entity saving error: PTR number must be uniqueError occurred while saving the entity. PTR number must be unique.
200603entity saving error: member with active or lapsed status cannot modify firstName, lastName, dateOfBirth, genderError occurred while saving the entity. Member with active or lapsed status cannot modify firstName, lastName, dateOfBirth, gender.
3001entity not foundEntity was not found. The response will have "404 Not Found" HTTP status code.
3002entity already existsSame entity already exists and cannot be created. The response will have "409 Conflict" HTTP status code.
4003authentication token is invalidAuthentication token is not valid.
4004authentication errorUnknown authentication error occurred.
4005backend system token is invalidAuthorization token for backend system call is not valid therefore request cannot be completed.
4006access deniedAccess is denied.
400601access denied: address can only be changed by the head of householdAccess is denied. Only head of household can change the address.
5000validation errorValidation error. Additional attributes "subject" and "subjectType" may be present in response containing additional information (e.g. field name).
5001illegal combination of method argumentsSupplied method arguments either invalid or incomplete.
5002entity id is emptyEntity primary key is empty, request cannot be completed.
5003unknown identifier errorUnknown entity identifier error.
5004
no remaining amount
No remaining amount error.
5101schoolType attribute is not supported for that type of organizationSchoolType attribute is only supported for organizations with orgType equal to "School"
6001empty client orgEmpty "client org" attribute value.
6002empty passwordPassword cannot be empty.
6003invalid client grant typeInvalid "client grant type" value error.
6004invalid client profileInvalid "client profile" value error.
6005invalid client scope setInvalid "client scope" value error.
6006new password not matchNew passwords do not match.
6007wrong passwordWrong password.
9001unexpected system errorUnexpected system error.
9002HTTP message not readable errorHTTP message not readable error.
9003mail trigger errorError while triggering an email.
9004mail status retrieval errorError when getting status of an email.
9005mail input param is invalidError when Client provided the mailing service with incorrect arguments.


API Responses

Unless otherwise specified, API HTTP responses will match the following:


Success (object exists)
Failure (object doesn't exist)
GET

HTTP Response Body: <<data in JSON format>>

HTTP Response Code: 200

HTTP Response Body:  

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{"errorCode":

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HTTP Response Code: 404

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PATCH

HTTP Response Body: <<empty>>

HTTP Response Code: 200

HTTP Response Body:  

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{"errorCode":

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HTTP Response Code: 404

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