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We are always getting a HttpStatusCode of 200 in a Firely Server response even when we throw a FhirOperationException with a different HttpStatusCode,
We are implementing it as simple as this: Is this the correct way to change a HttpStatusCode for a Firely Server response? or how should we be doing it? |
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mbaltus
May 15, 2022
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Note that Firely Server is not a part of the Firely .Net SDK, but a separate project that uses the SDK for parts of it.
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Note that Firely Server is not a part of the Firely .Net SDK, but a separate project that uses the SDK for parts of it.
The answer to how to get the Firely Server to change its response will depend on what you are trying to do: