Responses

The Program API supports two formats for endpoint responses: XML and JSON. Specify which format to receive in the response-content-type field. The raw HTTP request below shows a request for JSON responses.

POST /intserv/4.0/ping HTTP/1.1
Host: 10.6.33.31
Connection: close
Accept-encoding: gzip, deflate
User-Agent: Galileo API Tester
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
response-content-type: json
Content-Length: 103

apiLogin=XXXXXX-9999&apiTransKey=XXXXXXXXX&providerId=XXX&transactionId=q3jkzvunwra29zfy9tnhc9gg3rcwcl

By default, all responses contain these fields.

Field	Data type	Description	Sample values
`status_code`	Numeric	Numeric code for the status. See Status Codes and Errors for more information.	`0` `407-02`
`status`	String	The description of the `status_code`.	`Success`
`processing_time`	Float	The amount of time in seconds between the call and the response.	`0.065`
`response_data`	Object	Endpoint-specific data. For some endpoints this field is empty. See the individual endpoint response examples.
`echo`	Object	Contains values that were passed in the original endpoint call.
`provider_transaction_id`	String	The value of the `providerTransactionId` parameter.
`provider_timestamp`	Date-time	The value of the `providerTimestamp` parameter.
`transaction_id`	String	The value of the `transactionId` parameter.
`errors`	List	Contains details about an error. Present only when `status_code` contains an error code.	'achAccountNo' is required and cannot be empty
`rtoken`	UUID	UUID for the endpoint call, generated by the Galileo system. Use this value when troubleshooting specific endpoint calls with Galileo.
`system_timestamp`	Datetime	Date-time of the response in Galileo system time.	2023-04-26 16:12:06

Example response structure

{
  "status_code": 0,
  "status": "Success",
  "processing_time": 0.1671297550201416,
  "response_data": {},
  "echo": {
    "provider_transaction_id": "",
    "provider_timestamp": null,
    "transaction_id": "25570855"
  },
  "rtoken": "8cc16de0-5eda-4e2a-968e-3b08fce6f778",
  "system_timestamp": "2020-07-13 10:47:34"
}