csharp: Fixed handling of 2xx result codes != 200. (2.0 variant of #731) #740
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…agger-api#731) Before this change, API calls returning successful result codes other than 200 were treated as failures. For example, one possible successful result code for a POST or PUT operation is 201 Created; this previously resulted in an exception but is now treated as a success. A code is classified as a success in a similar way to how javax.ws.rs.core.Response (as of jersey-core 1.8.3) determines a result code's "Family".
This was referenced May 10, 2015
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merged #775 in favor of this |
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Before this change, API calls returning successful result codes other than 200 were treated as failures. For example, one possible successful result code for a POST or PUT operation is 201 Created; this previously resulted in an exception but is now treated as a success.
A code is classified as a success in a similar way to how javax.ws.rs.core.Response (as of jersey-core 1.8.3) determines a result code's "Family".