HTTP Methods & Responses

HTTP Methods

Http Verb Description Example
GET Retrieves a resource. The GET /object/field endpoint in the fields resource retrieves a list of all fields.
POST Creates a new resource in a collection. The POST /creation/creation endpoint in the objects resource creates a new object.
PUT Updates an existing resource. The PUT /object/emailTemplate/{id} endpoint in the emailTemplate resource updates one or more elements in an email template.
DELETE Deletes a resource. The DELETE /data/file/{id} endpoint in the file resource deletes a file.

Response Codes

Response Code Description
200 OK The request was successful. For the GET method, details of the resource are returned in the Response Body. For PUT, POST, or DELETE a description of the action is returned in the Response Body.
204 No Content The request was successful, but no content is returned in the Response Body.
400 Bad Request The server couldn't understand the request due to an invalid parameter or syntax.
401 Unauthorized The client is not authenticated, and the response was not completed.
403 Forbidden The client doesn't have permission to access the content.
404 Not Found The server couldn't find the requested resource. 
422 Unprocessable Entity (WebDAV) The request was well-formed, but the server was unable to process the request due to syntax errors.
500 Internal Server Error An internal error occurred.
503 Service Unavailable The server can't currently handle the request.
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