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Web Service Documentation / Error Codes
Portfolio Manager returns HTTP status codes for every request you submit by web service. The following table lists the most common HTTP status codes returned with a description of when you will encounter each.
Status Code | Description |
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200 | Success. |
201 | Resource was created. |
202 | Request was accepted for processing, but processing has not been started or completed yet. |
400 | Bad request submitted. An application error code and message is provided. |
401 | Authentication credentials were missing or were invalid. |
403 | You are trying to access data that you do not have access to. |
404 | You are trying to access a resource that does not exist. |
405 | The HTTP method for this resource is not supported. |
406 | You specified a MIME type that is not supported. |
415 | You did not specify a supported content/media type with your request. Currently only "application/xml" is supported. |
429 | You exceeded the rate limit. |
500 | An internal server error has occurred. Please try again. |
502 | Web services are unavailable due to system maintenance. Please try again. |
Sometimes the Portfolio Manager database may encounter errors as it processes your transaction. These are considered application level errors that are returned with a HTTP status code of 4xx. There are two application error codes that are used and returned back to you along with a description: -100 and -200.
Error Code | Description |
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-100 | Indicates that the XML submitted did not validate with the corresponding schema. A detailed error message indicating the reason will be returned to you. |
-200 | An application specific error has been encountered. A detailed message is provided explaining the error. Please note that the text to the error may change. |