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The JavaScript object that is returned is:
var jsObj = {
status: true | false;
responses: [ {error: "errorText",
};
The return value is an object that contains two members: status and responses.
If the status member is not equal to "Success", then the responses member is not
valid. If the request fails authentication, then the status value will be "Request failed
authentication". Note that there may be other web-server level failures that can be returned
in the status string.
The second member in the returned object, responses, which is an array of objects.
Each of these objects contains three members: error, warning, and text. The error
and warning members are strings. The text member is an array of objects with the
desired parameters and values. If the error string is non-null, then the warning and
text members will be null. If text is non-null, then the warning string may still be valid.
Currently, the responses member is always an array size of 1.
warning: "warningText",
text: [ { param1: "val1", parmN: "paramN" } ]
}
]
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