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- What is 406-Not Acceptable Response in HTTP? - Stack Overflow
55 406 Not Acceptable The resource identified by the request is only capable of generating response entities which have content characteristics not acceptable according to the accept headers sent in the request 406 happens when the server cannot respond with the accept-header specified in the request
- RestController: HTTP Status 406 - Not Acceptable - Stack Overflow
But I feel like, Spring requires a third-party serialization framework to render the result (i e Jackson) because it returns HTTP Status 406 - Not Acceptable result instead
- rest - HTTP Error Code 406 - Stack Overflow
Both 406 and 200 are unsuitable for this situation: 406 is meant for content negotiation, when the server cannot send a representation of a particular resource with the media type indicated in the Accept header of the request 200 must be used when the operation has succeeded, what's not the case You could probably go for the generic 400 to express a bad request or go for 403 to indicate that
- Error HTTP Status 406: @ResponseBody not returning data
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- c# - . Net Core MVC - cannot get 406 - Stack Overflow
I want my application to respect browser accept header and return 406, if it does not match the response format I have this options set in Mvc configuration: lt;summary gt; This
- Python Requests HTTP Response 406 - Stack Overflow
Python Requests HTTP Response 406 Asked 6 years, 1 month ago Modified 4 years, 1 month ago Viewed 19k times
- web services - HTTP 406 and 415 error codes - Stack Overflow
406 is used when the client requests a response in an unsupported content type (in your case, anything other than JSON) using the Accept header 415 on the other hand is used when the client POSTs or PUTs data in an unsupported content type In a nutshell: use 406 if can't output in the expected format and use 415 if you don't support the input format See RFC 2616 for their definitions: 406
- rest - Spring Boot 406 Not Acceptable - Stack Overflow
Spring Boot 406 "Not Acceptable" Asked 6 years, 9 months ago Modified 2 years ago Viewed 14k times
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