Response Data Types

Response data types are represented in XML format. This allows for more complex object types to be represented in the response data.

The following response types are possible in addition to the basic types defined for request data types (Boolean, Integer, String, TimeStamp).

Each complex type is represented as an XML element, with properties represented as sub-elements. XML element names always use camelCase notation (first character is lower case).

Versions

The table below lists Response data types in relation to the WebAPI and Zend Server versions they became available for.

The table does not display information regarding changes made to existing Response data types. This information is displayed on the specific method page.

Response Type

WebAPI / Zend Server

1.0/ 5.1

1.1/5.5

1.2/5.6

1.3/6.0

 1.5/6.1 1.6/6.2 1.7/6.3 1.8/7.0 1.9/8.0*
directive

extension

auditTrigger

messageList

serverInfo

serversList

serverData

systemInfo

licenseInfo

deployedVersions

applicationServer

applicationInfo

applicationList

applicationPacakge

prerequisite

servers

applicationDetails

requestSummary

issue

issueGeneralDetails

issueDetails

routeDetail

eventsGroup

eventsGroupDetails

event

parameter

superGlobals

step

codeTracingStatus

codeTrace

job

jobqueueStatistics

auditMessage

auditProgress

auditMessageDetails

notification

notificationsList

debugRequest

debugMode

licenseChange

currentLicense and newLicense

serverComplete

tasksPerServer

libraryList

libraryInfo

libraryVersion

libraryServer

prerequisitesCheck

daemonMessage

daemonMessages

vhostDetails

vhostInfo

vhostServer

vhostExtended

vhostApplications

vhostApplication

validation

bootstrap

apiKey

requestsList

request

requestInfo

requestLogEntries

requestSqlQueries

logEntry

exception

backtraceRow

functionStats

requestRuntime

requestEnvironment

parameters

parameterMap

accessToken

urlinsightUrlsList

urlinsightUrl

urlinsightRequestInfo

*Current version