API · problem · HTTP 400
That regime belongs to another domain
This page is what the type field of the error points at. Every answer this API refuses carries one, and it is a stable address rather than a version of the docs.
The refusal
wrong-domain- When it happens
- A per-diem regime was sent to /v1/compute, or a mileage regime to /v1/per-diem/compute.
- What to do
- The answer names the endpoint that does answer. It is a 400 and not a 404 on purpose: the regime exists, only the arithmetic lives elsewhere.
The shape of the answer
RFC 9457Problem details: type, title, status and detail, plus whatever the individual failure can usefully add. The detail is written for the person reading the log, and names the parameter or the id that caused it.
| type | This page’s address. Stable. |
|---|---|
| title | That regime belongs to another domain |
| status | 400 |
| detail | What went wrong, in this request. |
The full list of failures, with the schema, is in the API documentation.
Every refusal this API can return
12 types- 404No such resource
- 400Malformed request
- 402The open tier runs twelve months behind
- 404Nothing in force on that date
- 404There is no national figure
- 401That path needs a key
- 401That key is not valid
- 405That path does not answer this method
- 503Ceiling reached
- 503This deployment is not fully configured
- 500This request failed on our side