FTOS XML Feature | 1157Response FormatSimilarly, every response from FTOS begins with the XML declaration, followed by a “Response” tag:::::What goes between the Response tags depends on the type of response, as discussed next.The Configuration Request and ResponseTo create a configuration request, you know from the introduction above that you put “” in place ofthe “” tag in the schema, and you put “” in place of “”. The numberof configuration commands in one request is not restricted.Just as you enter commands in the CLI, you have the option of entering abbreviated commands in XMLmessages. For example, instead of using the full show running-config statement, you can enter show run.Also, spaces before or after the command are allowed, as shown in the following example.The following sequence of XML tags shows the structure of a configuration request containing severalcommands:ip access standard test2 seq 10 deny any seq 20 permit host 10.1.1.1 count seq 30 deny 10.2.0.0 /16The response from FTOS, if the command executes successfully, is as follows:NO_ERRORSEVERITY_INFOXml request successfully processed.For details on responses to error conditions, see XML Error Conditions and Reporting on page 1162.<action> This tag tells the CLI to invoke the EXEC PRIVILEGE mode.These requests encapsulate “show” commands.
