An engineer creates a script that makes calls to the Cisco Webex API to create a new room and then add users to the room. The engineer runs the script and receives an HTTP response with status code…

When the Cisco Webex API successfully creates a room and returns HTTP 200, the response body contains the JSON representation of the created room resource, including fields such as the room title and room ID. The engineer parses this response body to extract those specific values and include them in the notification email sent to added users. The response body is the standard location for API-returned resource data in REST APIs.

The response header contains metadata about the response such as Content-Type, rate limit information, and request tracking IDs - not resource-specific data like room title or ID.

Content-Type is a single response header field indicating the media type of the body (such as application/json) and contains no room-specific resource data.

The response status code (200) only signals the outcome of the request and carries no resource-specific information such as room title or ID.