Ditto Protocol topic structure for Policies
A valid topic consists of five elements, describing the policy affected by this message and the type of the message:
<namespace>/<policyName>/policies/commands/<action>
namespace
: the namespace of the Policy.policyName
: the name of the Policy.group
: the group for addressing Policies ispolicies
.criterion
: the type of Protocol message addressing Policies iscommands
.action
: the action executed on the Policy:create/modify
,retrieve
ordelete
.
Note: The topic path of the policies group does not contain a channel unlike the things group.
Policy representation
The representation of a Policy
is specified as follows:
Common error responses for Policies
These error responses can occur independent of the command that was sent:
status | error | message |
---|---|---|
400 |
policies:id.invalid |
The Policy ID <policyId> is not valid! |
429 |
policies:policy.toomanymodifyingrequests |
Too many modifying requests are already outstanding to the Policy with ID <policyId> . |
503 |
policies:policy.unavailable |
The Policy with the given ID is not available, please try again later. |
Common errors
status | Value |
---|---|
400 |
Bad Format - The request could not be completed due to malformed request syntax. |
401 |
Unauthorized - The request could not be completed due to missing authentication. |
403 |
Forbidden - The Policy could not be modified as the requester had insufficient permissions (‘WRITE’ is required). |
404 |
Not Found - The request could not be completed. The Policy with the given ID was not found in the context of the authenticated user. |
412 |
Precondition Failed - A precondition for reading or writing the (sub-)resource failed. This will happen for write requests, if you specified an If-Match or If-None-Match header, which fails the precondition check against the current ETag of the (sub-)resource. |
413 |
Request Entity Too Large - The created or modified entity is larger than the accepted limit of 100 kB. |
See Policy Error Responses for examples of other error responses. |