The "response status" section just repeats the HTTP specification and does so in an incorrect way. (For instance, 200 does not mean "the request is valid".)
I suggest to remove this section and to point to the HTTP specification.
Possibly, a list of expected status codes can be given, and—more importantly than an explanation—how they can be fixed.
The "response status" section just repeats the HTTP specification and does so in an incorrect way. (For instance,
200does not mean "the request is valid".)I suggest to remove this section and to point to the HTTP specification.
Possibly, a list of expected status codes can be given, and—more importantly than an explanation—how they can be fixed.