Learn how to use Postdata to test your RESTful APIs.
Status Code | Response Type |
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1xx (100-199) | Informational |
2xx (200-299) | Success |
3xx (300-399) | Redirection |
4xx (400-499) | Client error |
5xx (500-599) | Server error |
HTTP Method | Usage |
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GET | Retrieve resource from a server |
POST | Create or send new resource |
PUT | Updating resource, can also be used for creating resource |
PATCH | Similar to PUT, can be used to modify resources |
DELETE | Delete resource from the server |
HEAD | Read HTTP header information |
CONNECT | To start a two-way communication with resource |
OPTIONS | Requests permitted communication options for a given URL or server |
TRACE | Used to debug the path to the target resource |
CUSTOM | Create custom methods as per your need |
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