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JSON and XML Content Error Reporting

Apr 21, 20153 min read
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Written by

Paul Cray

Solutions Architect

Paul is a Solutions Architect at APIContext, leveraging synthetics data to report on real-world impacts of outages and service interruptions.

One of the common problems we see with APIs is a HTTP 200 code, but a mobile app, in particular still has problem with the results.  That usually means there is a content error in the XML or JSON that the API is returning.  APImetrics has always parsed your content for errors but we’re now adding clearer guidance on what those errors mean and where to look for them.  In every failure report, even if the API has returned a 200, we are providing additional error reporting information: JSON XML Image 1 Additionally, we will leave you with access to the raw content so you can inspect the result yourself. JSON XML Image 2 If you’re pulling data from an existing web database this makes APImetrics an invaluable aid for spotting when problems might arise that won’t show up in any of your other monitoring services.

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