MACROMEDIA BREEZE-USING THE BREEZE XML WEB SERVICES, Use Manual

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Example
<source-sco>
<source-sco author-contact-id="586761" folder-id="506334" host-id=""
learning-time="" sco-data-id="586762" sco-id="586760" source-sco-id=""
status="active" tree-id="181225" type="presentation">
<date-created>2004-02-27T10:31:06.717-08:00</date-created>
<date-modified>2004-02-27T10:52:58.217-08:00</date-modified>
<description>Simple test presentation</description>
<name>Math Test</name>
<url-path>/p60802018/</url-path>
</source-sco>
</source-sco>
status
Description
A status code returned by the Breeze server whenever an action is called. This section provides
information about all the status codes and subcodes that Breeze can return.
Attributes
code
The status of the action. The following values are possible for this attribute:
Value Description
invalid Indicates that a call is invalid in some way. If the code attribute is set to
"invalid" , the status tag contains an invalid tag that provides more
detail about what’s wrong.
no-access Indicates that you don’t have permission to perform the action. This can
happen in several situations; the value of the
subcode attribute provides more
details. If you provide an invalid access key, there is no subcode value.
no-data
Indicates that there is no data available (in response to an action that would
normally result in returning data). Usually indicates that there is no item with
the ID you specified. To resolve the error, change the specified ID to that of an
item that exists.
ok Indicates that the action has completed successfully.
too-much-data Indicates that the action should have returned a single result but is actually
returning multiple results. For example, if there are multiple users with the
same user name and password, and you call the
login
action using that user
name and password as parameters, the system cannot determine which user
to log you in as, so it returns a
"too-much-data"
error.