Include the atg-rest-return-form-handler-exceptions control parameter with a Legacy REST Web Services request to return form handler exceptions in the HTTP response from the server. Set the value of the control parameter to true.
The following example shows the response to a Legacy REST Web Services request to invoke /atg/userprofiling/InternalProfileFormHandler/login. The response includes an exceptions element that contains information about the exception that occurred.
<atgResponse> <class>class atg.rest.processor.BeanProcessor$FormHandlerExceptions</class> <exceptions> <formExceptions> <element>Missing value for the login property</element> </formExceptions> </exceptions> <result>true</result> </atgResponse>
The following example shows the response to a successful Legacy REST Web Services request to invoke /atg/userprofiling/InternalProfileFormHandler/login. The response includes an empty exceptions element because no exceptions occurred.
<atgResponse> <class>class atg.rest.processor.BeanProcessor$FormHandlerExceptions</class> <exceptions/> <result>true</result> </atgResponse>
Note: if you choose to include both exceptions and form handler properties in a Legacy REST Web Services request, the class element in the atgResponse will contain the following value: class atg.rest.processor.BeanProcessor$FormHandlerPropertiesAndExceptions. See Returning Legacy REST Form Handler Properties.
