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1、http status code 异常

当服务方返回某些状态码例如400时，PO会认定为请求异常进而直接终止并抛出此异常，导致消费方接受不到服务方返回的具体错误信息。
此时在CC配置一下error handle就行了
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2、urlencode

url地址里包含中文、特殊字符之类的需要转码，此时CC module里配置如下:
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3、array参数空值时的json异常

当array为空时，json格式为"array":{}而不是"array":[]。此举会导致接受方解析异常。此时需对CC MODULE做如下配置:
Parameter Name:setIgnoreEmptyArrayValues
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4、更改ContentType

Moudle Name:AF_Modules/MessageTransformBean
Parameter Name:Transform.ContentType
Value:你需要的类型

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