An API returns a CosResult structure. If the request succeeds, the data in the corresponding response structure can be obtained. If it fails, the error details can be obtained in CosResult.
CosResult encapsulates the error code and corresponding error message returned when a request fails. For more information, see Error Codes.
A CosResult object will be returned for all requests encapsulated in the SDK. After each call is completed, the IsSucc() member function will be used to determine whether the call succeeds.
| Function | Function Description |
|---|---|
| bool isSucc() | Indicates whether a request succeeds or fails If false is returned, subsequent CosResult member functions are meaningful If true is returned, the specific returned content can be obtained in OperatorResp |
| string GetErrorCode() | Gets the error code returned by COS to determine the error details |
| string GetErrorMsg() | Contains the specific error message |
| string GetResourceAddr() | Resource (bucket or object) address |
| string GetXCosRequestId() | When a request is sent, the server will automatically generate a unique ID (request-id) for it, which can help locate problems faster |
| string GetXCosTraceId() | When an error occurs in a request, the server will automatically generate a unique ID (trace-id) for the error which corresponds to the request-id and can help locate problems faster |
| string GetErrorInfo() | Gets the SDK internal error message |
| int GetHttpStatus() | Gets the HTTP status code |
BaseReq and BaseResp encapsulate the request and return respectively. You only need to generate and populate different OperatorReqs for different operation types.
After the function returns, call the member function of the corresponding BaseResp to get the request result.
uint64_t GetContentLength();
std::string GetContentType();
std::string GetEtag();
std::string GetConnection();
std::string GetDate();
std::string GetServer();
std::string GetXCosRequestId();
std::string GetXCosTraceId();
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