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http status ?

Asked by joe

working on test adapter project
i need to know the function that can get the <HTTP STATUS VALUE>
HTTP/1.1 200 OK <---the value if its 200 or so
pls tks

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joe (joejoe) said : 		#1

tks any way i found out how :)
statusLine = dynamic_cast<libecap::StatusLine*>(firstLine);
if (statusLine->statusCode() != 200)

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joe (joejoe) said : 		#2

tks to the help by reading in this forum and tks alex :)

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Alex Rousskov (rousskov) said : 		#3

Note that dynamic_cast might result in a nil pointer so you should check statusLine before dereferencing it.

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joe (joejoe) said : 		#4

is this will do
if ((statusLine != NULL) {
   if (statusLine->statusCode() != 200) {
    //do my code here
  }
}

is there other way to chk the status value or its the only way

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Alex Rousskov (rousskov) said : 		#5

Yes, comparing statusLine with NULL will protect you from dereferencing a nil pointer.

> is there other way to chk the status value or its the only way

The StatusLine::statusCode() method is the only way.

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joe (joejoe) said : 		#6

the reason i ask about the status code cause i got error in header so tough to filter out non 200 status
my code work well but i still got the error its not my code or the adaper

if you want alex i post here or if you want me to open another issue ???

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Alex Rousskov (rousskov) said : 		#7

> i got error in header so tough to filter out non 200 status

Sorry, I do not understand what you mean.

> if you want alex i post here or if you want me to open another issue ???

One question per Question, please.

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