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Part VI Diagnostics
Issue an HTTP Request
Press the Issue Request button to send the HTTP request to WebLogic Mobility Server. The
response will appear in the Response Panel.
The Issue Request button is disabled when a request is sent. When the request/response cycle is
completed, the button is enabled again. Click Next> or click on the Response tab to go to the
response view.
Use the Response View
The Response Panel displays the HTTP response from WebLogic Mobility Server to the last
successful request issued. This response contains the content transformed by WebLogic Mobility
Server and displays a number of attributes associated with the response.
Response View
Field
Content Type
Content Length
Status Code
Text
Version
Cookie
Raw Headers
Response from
WebLogic Mobility
Server to Client
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Description
Displays the contents of the "Content-Type" header derived from the
response for example text/html.
Note: If this header is missing in the response the text field will be clear.
Displays the contents of the "Content-Length" header derived from the
response for example 1024.
Servers do not always return a "Content-Length" header so this field will
be empty if the header is missing in the response.
Displays the status code returned. The typical return code for successful
content retrieval is 200. The return code 404 flags content that could not
be found.
Displays the text of the response line. This is also known as the Reason
Phrase. It will contain text to describe the outcome of the request. For
example, OK or Not Found
Displays the HTTP protocol version used in the response returned by the
server.
Displays any cookies contained in the response header.
Displays a list of all the headers returned by WebLogic Mobility Server.
Displays the full HTTP Response (including the body) from the server.