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04-04-2022 11:07 PM - last edited on 04-05-2022 10:53 PM by support_s
04-04-2022 11:07 PM - last edited on 04-05-2022 10:53 PM by support_s
What does this error mean: HPE_INVALID_CONSTANT?
I was receiving HPE_INVALID_CONSTANT when making HTTP requests with NodeJS the other day. They mysteriously stopped occurring recently, but I'm still baffled and curious what exactly HPE_INVALID_CONSTANT is trying to tell me.
My google search results are a bit slanted towards NodeJS, so I'm not picking up anything that describes more generally what this means. It looks like a system level error since it's all caps.
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04-05-2022 08:44 PM
04-05-2022 08:44 PM
Re: What does this error mean: HPE_INVALID_CONSTANT?
Hi,
HPE_INVALID_CONSTANT
In this error HPE means (Http Parse Error), and not the HPE company.
This error comes from Node.js, and usually indicates Node.js couldn't parse an HTTP response when making a request to a server.
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