5.9.9.6 GET LoDConfirmation

5.9.9.6.1   Purpose

This command can be used by a company to request an LoDConfirmationMessage from a business partner.

The company will call, after appropriate authentication if needed, a Web Service address provided in response to a GET LoDConfirmationList call.

5.9.9.6.2    Syntax of Reply

The web server shall return one of the following standard HTTP status codes with their standard HTTP response code semantics:

  • 200 (OK);

  • 202 (Request accepted);

  • 400 (Bad request);

  • 401 (Unauthorised);

  • 404 (Not found);

  • 503 (Service unavailable due to a temporary overloading or maintenance of the server); and

  • 500 (Internal server error)

Other standard HTTP status codes may be used on bilateral agreement between the business partners.

If the HTTP status codes is 200, the Web Service shall also return to the calling Web Service client an XML document containing a valid LoDConfirmationMessage.

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