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Status Future consideration
Workspace z/OS
Categories z/OSMF
Created by Guest
Created on Jun 26, 2023

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Option to allow z/OSMF dataset API to return error message rather then HTTP error response code

When we use a client to make numerous z/OSMF API dataset calls, if an error HTTP response code is returned, z/OSMF ( Liberty ) closes the established TCPIP connection.  This is expected Liberty behaviour as this conforms to the published open RFC standards.

However we are doing many such calls, and if we get a number of HTTP error response codes, the client has to re-establish the SSL/TLS connection to z/OSMF again, which takes time and CPU.

What we would like is to be able to add an option on the z/OSMF dataset API to tell z/OSMF that if there is an error, to return an ok HTTP 200 response code but also an error message indicating what the error is.  Then in our client we would scan for an error message and take action accordingly.  But this would let our client reuse that SSL/TLS connection again for another request.

This would improve the usage of z/OSMF for us in this use case and future DevOps initiatives.

Idea priority Medium

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