check if %Net.HttpRequest.HttpResponse.StatusCode is success

In this case I think tSC represents a status that indicates was the HttpRequest able to reach the remote server, not specifically what the call successful or not and yes

http.HttpResponse.StatusCode 

will have values of 

200 

401

404

500

etc.

Hi, you can try something like this: 

Set sc = $$$OK// Send a GET requestSet messageStatus = httpRequest.Get()

// Analyze response codeIf '($$$ISERR(messageStatus)) {
    If httpRequest.HttpResponse.StatusCode = 200 {
        // If a positive response was received // ...// ...
    } ElseIf httpRequest.HttpResponse.StatusCode = 404 {
        // Manage an HTTP status error// ...// ...// If you want a custom error statusSet ErrorText = "This is a string that contains your custom error text"Set sc = $$$ERROR(ErrorCode, ErrorText)
    } Else {
        // You can manage other HTTP codes here
    } 
} Else {
    If '($ISOBJECT(httpRequest.HttpResponse.StatusCode)){
        // Manage an error raised if the endpoint couldn't be reached or if you didn't get a response in time// ...// ...Set ErrorText = "This is a string that contains your custom error text"Set sc = $$$ERROR(ErrorCode, ErrorText)
    }
}

Return sc

You can manage any status code in the way you prefer (not just code 200 or 404) 

Hello @MARK PONGONIS

Get/Post/Put any method will return status if error while executing otherwise return 1. The HttpResponse object property actually contains the response details such as status code, content length, content type, response etc... 

So, As you mentioned the code is "i http.HttpResponse.StatusCode" is used to get the status code of the response.