HTTP response status codes described in this section indicate whether a specific HTTP request has been successfully completed. Refer to their descriptions below when integrating WebSpellChecker into your applications and testing REST API. The response structure below is applicable to all error messages you may receive. The difference depends on the command used and the message returned. The HTTP 400 Bad Request response status code indicates that the server cannot or will not process the request due to something that is perceived to be a client error. Possible cause Incorrect syntax; Incorrect spelling of command, parameter, or value name. Remediation Verify if the request command syntax is correct, and the command is not empty, Make sure the request message is framed correctly. For example, the following has an error in "check_spelling" command name: Remediation: Specify a correct command name. Refer to the list of available commands in Web API Cloud and Web API Server. For example, the command in the request wasn't specified: Remediation: Specify the command value. The HTTP 403 Forbidden client error status response code indicates that the server understood the request but refuses to authorize it. Possible causes Some issues usages or occurrences in the response, for example: Language is disabled/unallowed; Service on the unallowed domain; Command, check type unallowed; for example, grammar checking command is not available under free services. Product unavailable for the given license; Exceeded usage limitations; Service subscription expiration. Remediation In most cases an error description provides the exact cause of the issue and solution on how to fix the issue in response on your side. Example of an incorrect value used for a service/customer ID parameter: Remediation: Check the value used in the service/customer ID parameter and make sure that you have copied and pasted the whole key without any extra characters. For older versions, please note that “1:” is also a part of your activation key. Example of an expired customer ID: Remediation: Renew the service subscription. Example of an attempt to use the service on the domain(s) where the use is not granted: Remediation: Verify the subscription covers the domain where you are using the service. Contact [email protected] to whitelist a domain for your subscription. Example of the subscription key which is either turned off or does not exist yet: Remediation: Contact our support team for details. If you have just subscribed to the Cloud services, please allow up to 5-10 mins for the changes to take effect. The HTTP 500 Internal Server Error server error response code indicates that the server encountered an unexpected condition that prevented it from fulfilling the request. This error response is a generic "catch-all" response. Usually, this indicates the server cannot find a better 5xx error code to respond. This error usually denotes some situation when the server is not aware of how to handle it properly. It can be for example, any exceptions of the server logic including all hardware issues. If the error message doesn't give clear steps to fix the issue, contact our support team at [email protected]. The HTTP 503 Service Unavailable server error response code indicates that the server is not ready to handle the request. You may encounter this error if the license is invalid. Verify the server license and update/request new license if it is necessary. If you are a holder of the self-hosted, Server version of WebSpellChecker, check if you have any errors in the logs which are located AppServer/Logs folder. Also contact our support team at [email protected].Error response structure
400 Bad Request
Example 1.1. Command error issue
Example 1.2. Unspecified command
403 Forbidden
Example 2.1. Incorrect service ID
Example 2.2. Expired subscription
Example 2.3. Unallowed domains issue
Example 2.4. Subscription key issue
500 Internal Server Error
Possible cause
Remediation
503 Service Unavailable
Possible cause
Remediation