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LibOFX
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An abstraction of an OFX STATUS element. More...
Data Fields | |
Additional information | |
To give a minimum of context, the name of the OFX SGML element where this <STATUS> is located is available. | |
| char | ofx_element_name [OFX_ELEMENT_NAME_LENGTH] |
| int | ofx_element_name_valid |
OFX optional elements | |
The OFX spec defines the following elements as optional. If the associated *_valid is true, the corresponding element is present and the associated variable contains valid data. | |
| char * | server_message |
| int | server_message_valid |
OFX mandatory elements | |
The OFX spec defines the following elements as mandatory. The associated variables should all contain valid data but you should not trust the servers. Check if the associated *_valid is true before using them. | |
| enum | Severity { INFO, WARN, ERROR } |
| int | code |
| const char * | name |
| const char * | description |
| int | code_valid |
| enum OfxStatusData::Severity | severity |
| int | severity_valid |
An abstraction of an OFX STATUS element.
The OfxStatusData structure represents a STATUS OFX element sent by the OFX server. Be carefull, you do not have much context except the entity name so your application should probably ignore this status if code==0. However, you should display a message if the status in non-zero, since an error probably occurred on the server side.
In a future version of this API, OfxStatusData structures might be linked from the OFX structures they are related to.
| int OfxStatusData::code_valid |
| const char* OfxStatusData::description |
| int OfxStatusData::ofx_element_name_valid |
| char* OfxStatusData::server_message |