Handling responses
All Execute{Method}Async functions return an instance of RestResponse. Similarly, Execute{Method}Async<T> return a generic instance of RestResponse<T> where T is the response object type.
Response object contains the following properties:
| Property | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| Request | RestRequest | Request instance that was used to get the response. | 
| ContentType | string? | Response content type. Nullif response has no content. | 
| ContentLength | long? | Response content length. Nullif response has no content. | 
| ContentEncoding | ICollection<string> | Content encoding collection. Empty if response has no content. | 
| Content | string? | Response content as string. Nullif response has no content. | 
| IsSuccessfulStatusCode | bool | Indicates if response was successful, so no errors were reported by the server. Note that 404response code means success. | 
| ResponseStatus | None,Completed,Error,TimedOut,Aborted | Response completion status. Note that completed responses might still return errors. | 
| IsSuccessful | bool | TruewhenIsSuccessfulStatusCodeistrueandResponseStatusisCompleted. | 
| StatusDescription | string? | Response status description, if available. | 
| RawBytes | byte[]? | Response content as byte array. Nullif response has no content. | 
| ResponseUri | Uri? | URI of the response, which might be different from request URI in case of redirects. | 
| Server | string? | Server header value of the response. | 
| Cookies | CookieCollection? | Collection of cookies received with the response, if any. | 
| Headers | Collection of HeaderParameter | Response headers. | 
| ContentHeaders | Collection of HeaderParameter | Response content headers. | 
| ErrorMessage | string? | Transport or another non-HTTP error generated while attempting request. | 
| ErrorException | Exception? | Exception thrown when executing the request, if any. | 
| Version | Version? | HTTP protocol version of the request. | 
| RootElement | string? | Root element of the serialized response content, only works if deserializer supports it. | 
In addition, RestResponse<T> has one additional property:
| Property | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| Data | T? | Deserialized response object. Nullif there's no content in the response, deserializer failed to understand the response content, or if request failed. |