Request object

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Used to execute the requested operation and determine the response to the client.

Members

This object contains the following members:

Methods

execute

Syntax	Returns	Description
`request.execute()`	undefined	Executes the default behavior for the operation.
`request.execute(options)`	undefined	Executes the operation with success or error handlers supplied as options. For more information, see Overriding success and error.

respond

Syntax	Returns	Description
`request.respond()`	undefined	Writes the default response.
`request.respond(err)`	undefined	Writes a response with the specified error object.
`request.respond(statusCode, body)`	undefined	Writes a custom response with the provided HTTP status code and message body.

Remarks

Windows Azure Mobile Services enables you to register JavaScript code to be executed by the service when an insert, update, delete, or query operation occurs against a specific table. These scripts provide the ability to inject business logic into table operation, stop an operation from taking place, change values supplied to the operation or change the results. For more information, see How to: Register scripts on the server.

The request object is always the third argument passed to a registered script function. You must call either execute or respond in your script to make sure that the client receives a response. If you do not do this, the operation will timeout.

Concepts

Mobile Services server script reference

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