Alex,
Thank you for this information! This is now making some more sense as to the results I am seeing. Thanks again!
Sincerely,
Brandon Armstead
>= 300 responses are considered failures and trigger the failure route. They *also* trigger the reply route first.On 02/17/2011 05:07 PM, Brandon Armstead wrote:
Hello,
Is there any specific information / documentation as to what kind
of response causes the failure_route to trigger over the reply_route.
For example, it seems that 486 response triggers the failure route
while as a 408 triggers the reply_route.
Perhaps I am over looking something?
I would imagine that 5xx and 6xx (final / non provisional responses)
would trigger the failure route.
While as 4xx would trigger the reply route -- however this does not
always seem to be the case in the example of 486 vs 408.
Any information / help in advance is greatly appreciated, thanks!
>= 200 && < 300 replies trigger the reply route only.
Non-100 1xx provisional replies also trigger the reply route.
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