SOME STATUS CODE USED IN HTTP HEADER AND
THEIR MEANING
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Informational
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100
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Continue |
The initial part of client request has been received and client
may continue. |
101
|
Switching |
The server is complying with a client request to switch
protocols defined in the upgraded header version. |
Success |
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200
|
OK |
Request is successful. |
201
|
Created |
A new URL is created. |
202
|
Accepted |
The request is accepted but it is not acted upon immediately. |
204
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No Content |
There is no content in the body part. |
Redirection |
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301
|
Moved Permanently |
The requested URL is no longer used by server machine. |
302
|
Moved Temporarily |
The requested URL is not available temporarily. |
304
|
Not Modified |
The document has not been modified. |
Client Error |
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400
|
Bad Request |
There is a syntax error in
the request. |
401
|
Unauthorized |
The request do not have
proper authorization. |
403
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Forbidden |
Services are denied. |
404
|
Not Found |
Document/page not found. |
405
|
Method Not Allowed |
The method/function is not
supported in this URL. |
406
|
Not Acceptable |
The format of request is not
acceptable. |
Server Error |
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500
|
Internal Server Error |
There is an error at server
site. |
501
|
Not Implemented |
The requested action cannot
be implemented. |
503
|
Service Unavailable |
The service is temporarily
not available. |
Thursday, 30 June 2016
STATUS CODE USED IN HTTP HEADER AND THEIR MEANING
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