You want to create a custom Problem Details type for validation errors in Spring Boot. Which two fields should you always include to follow the standard and provide useful info?

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A"status" and "stackTrace"

B"errorCode" and "message"

C"type" and "title"

D"detail" and "timestamp"

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify required standard fields for Problem Details
The 'type' URI identifies the error type, and 'title' gives a short summary. Both are required for custom types.
Step 2: Check other options for standard compliance
Fields like 'errorCode', 'message', 'stackTrace', or 'timestamp' are not required or standard.
Final Answer:
"type" and "title" -> Option C
Quick Check:
Custom Problem Details need 'type' and 'title' [OK]

Quick Trick: Always include 'type' and 'title' in custom Problem Details [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Using non-standard fields as required
Omitting 'type' or 'title'
Adding stack trace in production errors

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You want to create a custom Problem Details type for validation errors in Spring Boot. Which two fields should you always include to follow the standard and provide useful info?

Step 1: Identify required standard fields for Problem Details

Step 2: Check other options for standard compliance

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