Response status codes
General Codes
The status codes are divided into the five categories presented below.
- Informational responses (100–199),
- Successful responses (200–299),
- Redirects (300–399),
- Client errors (400–499),
- Server errors (500–599).
The below status codes are defined by section 10 of RFC 2616.
You can find an updated specification in RFC 7231.
Specifics TravelgateX response codes
Code | Reason | Description |
---|---|---|
200 | success | |
180 | Informational | |
280 | Success | |
380 | Redirect | |
480 | ClientError | |
580 | ServerError | |
400 | invalidParameter | Indicates that a request parameter has an invalid value. |
400 | badRequest | Indicates that the query was invalid. |
401 | invalidCredentials | Indicates that the auth token is invalid or has expired |
401 | insufficientPermissions | Indicates that the user does not have sufficient permissions for the entity specified in the query. |
403 | LimitExceeded | Indicates that user has exceeded the quota |
403 | userRateLimitExceeded | Indicates that the Queries per X |
403 | rateLimitExceeded | Indicates that the organization/Instance rate limits have been exceeded. |
403 | quotaExceeded | Indicates the concurrent requests per view has been reached |
405 | methodNotAllowed | Deprecated and protected queries |
408 | requestTimeout | |
406 | notAcceptable |