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The generic code that would apply to any error that occurred on the server would be 500...   But, 400 is a bit more specific, it implies that the data sent by the caller was invalid.

I definitely wouldn't use 200... that means "success".  So the caller might think their request was processed successfully if you return 200.

On 10/6/2021 3:51 AM, Dave wrote:
Hello,

I'm getting an error caused by invalid characters in the JSON data that my
program is reading. I've made the program end and issued a call
to YAJL_writeStdOut with the error message. I'm not sure what value I
should use as http status, 200 or 500? Also, I have no idea how this will
be received or used by the client. I'm guessing that it should be his
responsibility to indicate how such errors should be returned?

Thanks

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