Module http_error_mapping 

Route-level mapping from business error payloads to HTTP statuses.

HttpErrorMapping is a route-level field, deliberately separate from crate::error_handler::ErrorHandlerConfig: the mapping decides the reply status of a propagated CamelError::Business, while the error handler owns retry/dead-letter policy. A route may carry both.

Status resolution precedence (see business_status):

1. explicit codes entry (exact, case-sensitive match on the code),
2. explicit kinds entry (exact, case-sensitive match on the kind),
3. the built-in default kind map (default_kind_status),
4. 500.

Values are restricted to the client/server error domain (400..=599). Load-time validation (validate_status, validate_key, and HttpErrorMapping::validate) rejects blank keys and out-of-domain values. Programmatic construction can bypass that validation, so resolution also defends: an out-of-domain entry is treated as absent and the remaining precedence rules apply. A business error can never resolve to a 2xx status.

Structs

HttpErrorMapping

Route-level business error to HTTP status mapping.

Enums

HttpErrorMappingError

Typed load-time validation failure for an HttpErrorMapping.

MappingTable

Which table of an HttpErrorMapping a key belongs to.

Constants

DEFAULT_BUSINESS_STATUS

Status used when no mapping entry and no built-in default matches.

MAX_MAPPED_STATUS

Highest status an error mapping entry may produce (server error).

MIN_MAPPED_STATUS

Lowest status an error mapping entry may produce (client error).

Functions

business_status

Resolve the reply status for a business error.

default_kind_status

Built-in default status for a business error kind, if the kind is mapped.

is_mapped_status

Returns true when status is a client or server error status (400..=599), the only domain a business error may map to.

validate_key

Reject a blank table key.

validate_status

Reject a status outside the client/server error domain.