---
name: "Net::Akamai::ResponseData"
section: "3pm"
platform: "linux"
package: "libnet-akamai-perl"
version: "0.15-2"
release: "Debian 13 (Trixie)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/Net::Akamai::ResponseData"
---

# Net::Akamai::ResponseData(3pm)

Object to hold response data

## NAME

Net::Akamai::ResponseData - Object to hold response data

## DESCRIPTION

Data container for an akamai purge response

## Attributes

### uri\_index

Identifies the index of the first failed URL in the array. A value of -1 indicates no bad URLs, or error before parsing them.

### result\_code

Indicates sucess or failure of request

### est\_time

Estimated time for request to be processed in seconds

### session\_id

Unique id for request

### result\_msg

Explains result code

## Methods

### successful

Returns true if the result code is of the 1xx (successful) variety.

### warning

Returns true if the result code is of the 2xx (warning) variety. The Akamai documentation states that "The remove request has been accepted" even when a warning response is sent.

### accepted

Returns true if the result code is of the 1xx (successful) or 2xx (warning) varieties.  This indicates that the remove request was accepted by Akamai.  You should still check to see if there was a warning, and if their was report it.

### message

```
 if (!$res_data->accepted()) {
        # These do the same thing:
        die "$res_data";
        die $res_data->message();
 }
```

Returns a nicely formatted string containing the result\_code and result\_msg.

## AUTHOR

John Goulah  \<jgoulah@cpan.org\>

## LICENSE

This library is free software, you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.