NimbostratusHello
Can I throw a http response code without any location or content?
e.g. HTTP:response 400
Would this be syntactically legal or will it throw some error during runtime? I wasn't able to find a good example on this. Thanks!
CirrostratusAccording to the RFC, status code of 400 does not require any further 'meta-information' to be provided.
CirrostratusSorry, I'm getting emails telling me you have responded but I just can't see them here for some reason.
CirrostratusStill can't see anything. Perhaps time to start a new thread?
CirrostratusI don't see why something like
HTTP::respond 400
wouldn't work. You could refine it somewhat by specifiying a HTTP version
-version 1.1
and also prevent a Server header being sent using
noserver
but I'd hope it would work just fine with HTTP::respond 400