You can customise the successful response from an endpoint, including its status code and additional headers.
Open the endpoint and its Output editor.
Select RESPONSE.
Choose a status code or select a variable from the commands section.
Add a response-headers object if you need additional information in the response.
Save, test and publish the endpoint.
This example chooses status 202 and adds an X-Acceptance header with the text database-upgrades.
After publishing, the sample call shows HTTP 202 Accepted in the API client.
Leave the status blank to use 200. For a create operation you might use 201. 204 and 205 responses have no response body.
These settings apply to successful responses. Error responses keep their own status. Some headers, including cookie, browser-access and tracing headers, are reserved and cannot be changed here.
Use a variable when a header depends on the workflow, such as an app version or a value you calculated. Use an empty headers object to remove custom headers.
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