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   my $self = shift;  | 
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   my %res = map { $_ => $self->{$_} } keys %$self;  | 
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 Splunk::HEC::Response - An object wrapper for HEC responses  | 
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   my $hec = Splunk::HEC->new;  | 
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   my $res = $hec->send(event => 'testEvent');  | 
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   if ($res->is_success)  { say $res->content }  | 
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   elsif ($res->is_error) { say $res->reason }  | 
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 L is an object wrapper for HEC responses  | 
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   my $sucess = $res->success;  | 
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   $success = $res->success(0);  | 
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 Indicates if the HEC request was successful.  | 
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   my $status = $res->status;  | 
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   $status = $res->status(200);  | 
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 HTTP Status Code from HEC request.  | 
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   my $reason = $res->reason;  | 
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   $reason = $res->reason('An error occurred.');  | 
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 String error message if the response was an error.  | 
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   my $content = $res->content;  | 
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   $content = $res->content({text => 'Success', code => 0});  | 
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 The contents of a successful HEC request (decoded from JSON)  | 
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   my $is_error = $res->is_error;  | 
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 Returns true if the response was an error.  | 
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   my $is_success = $res->is_success;  | 
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 Returns true if the request was a success.  | 
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   my $res = Splunk::HEC::Response->new;  | 
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   my $res = Splunk::HEC::Response->new(success => 0, reason => 'Generic Error');  | 
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   my $res = Splunk::HEC::Response->new({success => 0, reason => 'Generic Error'});  | 
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 This is the constructor used to create the Splunk::HEC::Response object. You can  | 
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   my $hash = $res->TO_JSON;  | 
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