response property
- Last Updated: June 14, 2019
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- OpenEdge
- Version 13.0
- Documentation
Returns an object or string containing data and status information from an operation invoked on
a Data Object resource.
string value of this property to return certain types of error
information from a resource operation, depending on the operation, the error origination,
and whether or not the resource supports before-imaging. As of Progress Data Objects 4.3 and later, the JSDO provides a getErrors( ) method that returns all types of error
information for a specified table reference associated with a resource operation in a
consistent manner, regardless of the operation, the error origination, and whether or not
the resource supports before-imaging. For more information on this general error handling
mechanism, see the getErrors( ) method description.Data type:
Object or string
Access: Read-only
Applies to: request object
If a resource's Create, Read, Update, Delete (CRUD), or Submit operation
returns successfully and the response is valid JSON that can be converted to a JavaScript
object, the response property contains a reference to the
resource's data that is returned from the server. If the server response is not valid JSON,
the response property is undefined.
If a resource's Invoke operation returns successfully and has no return
value or output parameters, the property is null. If the
Invoke operation has a return value, you can read it as the value of the object's _retVal property. If the operation has output parameters, you can
read these parameters as the values of object properties whose case-sensitive names and data
types match the names and data types of the output parameters specified for the operation on
the server.
If any CUD or Submit operation returns an error for an OpenEdge resource,
the response property error object always contains the
following properties for a resource that does not support
before-imaging and can contain these properties for a resource that
supports before-imaging:
-
_retVal— Astringwith the value of any ABLRETURN ERRORstring orReturnValueproperty for a thrownAppErrorobject -
_errors— An array of JavaScript objects, each of which contains two properties:_errorMsgwith the ABL error message string and_errorNumwith the error number, for one of possibly many ABL-returned errors
response property object can also
return an error object with _retVal and _errors properties for an unhandled application server exception
instead of an ABL application error. If a given OpenEdge resource does support before-imaging, and the
response property does not reference an error object for an unsuccessful
result, information for an individual record-change errors (from CUD or Submit operations)
is typically returned as part of the before-image data for each record object associated
with the error, which you can return using the getErrorString( ) method. For after* events of
individual CUD operations, you can return this associated record object using the jsrecord property of the request object. In the callback for an
afterSaveChanges event, or in any callback for a Promise
object response to a Submit operation (saveChanges(true))
on a before-image resource, you can return the before-image data for every JSDO record
object sent to the server using the jsrecords property of
the request object.
Access to information on individual record-change error results depends on
if the resource operation is a Create, Update, Delete (CUD), or a Submit operation and if
the resource supports before-imaging. For more information, see the section on error
handling in the description of the saveChanges( ) method.
See also the notes in this description of the response property.
The response property is available only
for the following JSDO events or in the request object returned to a jQuery Promise
callback:
afterCreateafterDeleteafterFillafterInvokeafterSaveChangesafterUpdate
This request object property is also available for any session online and offline events that
are fired in response to the associated resource operation when it encounters a change in
the online status of the JSDO login session (JSDOSession or
Session object). The request object is itself passed as a
parameter to any event handler functions that you subscribe or register to JSDO events, any
returned jQuery Promises, and to the online and offline events of the session that manages Data Object Services
for the JSDO. This object is also returned as the value of any JSDO invocation method that
you execute synchronously.
autoApplyChanges property
is false, where you can individually reject or accept JSDO
memory changes associated with each resource operation. When autoApplyChanges is true, the JSDO
automatically rejects any JSDO memory changes associated with operation errors, but clears
any error conditions and information associated with the operations only after the final
after* event has been fired and handled (if handled) for
the operation.fill( ) or
saveChanges( ) method remain available for return by the
getErrors( ) method until the next execution of fill( ) or saveChanges( ),
regardless of the setting of autoApplyChanges.response property, as described above. In the callback
for an afterSaveChanges event, or in any callback for a
Promise object, in response to executing saveChanges(false) (invoking CUD operations), you can also inspect the returned
response property to find any error information, as
described above.See also:
autoApplyChanges property, fill( ) method, getErrors( ) method, getErrorString( ) method, invocation method, invoke( ) method, jsrecord property, jsrecords property, saveChanges( ) method, xhr property