Dart

Example: Http.KeepResponseBody property

Demonstrates the KeepResponseBody property. Dart

import 'package:chilkat/chilkat.dart';

void main() {
  final http = CkHttp();

  http.awsAccessKey = '****';
  http.awsSecretKey = '****';

  http.keepResponseBody = true;

  // Here we have a Chilkat method that sends a DELETE request and returns true/false for success/failure.
  // If it fails we'll want to get the response status code and the response body.
  // The response body will be available in the LastResponseBody property 
  // because we set the KeepResponseBody property to true.

  try {
    http.s3DeleteBucket('example');
    print('Success: Bucket deleted.');
  } on ChilkatException {
    print('response status code = ${http.lastStatus}');
    print(http.lastResponseBody);
  }

  // Running the code as-is with the invalid data will return a response body
  // that shows the error.

  // response status code = 403
  // <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
  // <Error>
  //   <Code>InvalidAccessKeyId</Code>
  //   <Message>The AWS Access Key Id you provided does not exist in our records.</Message>
  //   <AWSAccessKeyId>****</AWSAccessKeyId>
  //   <RequestId>Y1REHYF8B7M3E771</RequestId>
  //   <HostId>i3nf+VEHKqJ+roMNTFcQvWAbXre/wl5icQxuAN1Qsscm9iI/y8IO4z3QNxUefhcCE7hgrS8dNn9OBvKCeB3WccGLe318A4DFUQDPb11WmIg=</HostId>
  // </Error>
}