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			135 lines
		
	
	
		
			6.2 KiB
		
	
	
	
		
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// Copyright 2020 beego
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//
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// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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// You may obtain a copy of the License at
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//
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// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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//
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// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
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// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
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// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
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// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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// limitations under the License.
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package httplib
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import (
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	"github.com/beego/beego/v2/core/berror"
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)
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var InvalidUrl = berror.DefineCode(4001001, moduleName, "InvalidUrl", `
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You pass a invalid url to httplib module. Please check your url, be careful about special character. 
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`)
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var InvalidUrlProtocolVersion = berror.DefineCode(4001002, moduleName, "InvalidUrlProtocolVersion", `
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You pass a invalid protocol version. In practice, we use HTTP/1.0, HTTP/1.1, HTTP/1.2
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But something like HTTP/3.2 is valid for client, and the major version is 3, minor version is 2.
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but you must confirm that server support those abnormal protocol version.
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`)
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var UnsupportedBodyType = berror.DefineCode(4001003, moduleName, "UnsupportedBodyType", `
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You use a invalid data as request body.
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For now, we only support type string and byte[].
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`)
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var InvalidXMLBody = berror.DefineCode(4001004, moduleName, "InvalidXMLBody", `
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You pass invalid data which could not be converted to XML documents. In general, if you pass structure, it works well.
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Sometimes you got XML document and you want to make it as request body. So you call XMLBody.
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If you do this, you got this code. Instead, you should call Header to set Content-type and call Body to set body data.
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`)
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var InvalidYAMLBody = berror.DefineCode(4001005, moduleName, "InvalidYAMLBody", `
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You pass invalid data which could not be converted to YAML documents. In general, if you pass structure, it works well.
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Sometimes you got YAML document and you want to make it as request body. So you call YAMLBody.
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If you do this, you got this code. Instead, you should call Header to set Content-type and call Body to set body data.
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`)
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var InvalidJSONBody = berror.DefineCode(4001006, moduleName, "InvalidJSONBody", `
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You pass invalid data which could not be converted to JSON documents. In general, if you pass structure, it works well.
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Sometimes you got JSON document and you want to make it as request body. So you call JSONBody.
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If you do this, you got this code. Instead, you should call Header to set Content-type and call Body to set body data.
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`)
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// start with 5 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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var CreateFormFileFailed = berror.DefineCode(5001001, moduleName, "CreateFormFileFailed", `
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In normal case than handling files with BeegoRequest, you should not see this error code.
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Unexpected EOF, invalid characters, bad file descriptor may cause this error.
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`)
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var ReadFileFailed = berror.DefineCode(5001002, moduleName, "ReadFileFailed", `
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There are several cases that cause this error:
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1. file not found. Please check the file name;
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2. file not found, but file name is correct. If you use relative file path, it's very possible for you to see this code.
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make sure that this file is in correct directory which Beego looks for;
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3. Beego don't have the privilege to read this file, please change file mode; 
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`)
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var CopyFileFailed = berror.DefineCode(5001003, moduleName, "CopyFileFailed", `
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When we try to read file content and then copy it to another writer, and failed.
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1. Unexpected EOF;
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2. Bad file descriptor;
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3. Write conflict;
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Please check your file content, and confirm that file is not processed by other process (or by user manually).
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`)
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var CloseFileFailed = berror.DefineCode(5001004, moduleName, "CloseFileFailed", `
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After handling files, Beego try to close file but failed. Usually it was caused by bad file descriptor.
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`)
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var SendRequestFailed = berror.DefineCode(5001005, moduleName, "SendRequestRetryExhausted", `
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Beego send HTTP request, but it failed.
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If you config retry times, it means that Beego had retried and failed.
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When you got this error, there are vary kind of reason:
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1. Network unstable and timeout. In this case, sometimes server has received the request.
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2. Server error. Make sure that server works well.
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3. The request is invalid, which means that you pass some invalid parameter.
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`)
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var ReadGzipBodyFailed = berror.DefineCode(5001006, moduleName, "BuildGzipReaderFailed", `
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Beego parse gzip-encode body failed. Usually Beego got invalid response.
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Please confirm that server returns gzip data.
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`)
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var CreateFileIfNotExistFailed = berror.DefineCode(5001007, moduleName, "CreateFileIfNotExist", `
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Beego want to create file if not exist and failed. 
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In most cases, it means that Beego doesn't have the privilege to create this file.
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Please change file mode to ensure that Beego is able to create files on specific directory.
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Or you can run Beego with higher authority.
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In some cases, you pass invalid filename. Make sure that the file name is valid on your system.
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`)
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var UnmarshalJSONResponseToObjectFailed = berror.DefineCode(5001008, moduleName,
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	"UnmarshalResponseToObjectFailed", `
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Beego trying to unmarshal response's body to structure but failed.
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Make sure that:
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1. You pass valid structure pointer to the function;
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2. The body is valid json document
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`)
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var UnmarshalXMLResponseToObjectFailed = berror.DefineCode(5001009, moduleName,
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	"UnmarshalResponseToObjectFailed", `
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Beego trying to unmarshal response's body to structure but failed.
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Make sure that:
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1. You pass valid structure pointer to the function;
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2. The body is valid XML document
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`)
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var UnmarshalYAMLResponseToObjectFailed = berror.DefineCode(5001010, moduleName,
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	"UnmarshalResponseToObjectFailed", `
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Beego trying to unmarshal response's body to structure but failed.
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Make sure that:
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1. You pass valid structure pointer to the function;
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2. The body is valid YAML document
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`)
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var UnmarshalResponseToObjectFailed = berror.DefineCode(5001011, moduleName,
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	"UnmarshalResponseToObjectFailed", `
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Beego trying to unmarshal response's body to structure but failed.
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There are several cases that cause this error:
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1. You pass valid structure pointer to the function;
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2. The body is valid json, Yaml or XML document
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`)
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