Add noErrorWrapping to AWS restXml #390
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This commit adds a `noErrorWrapping` property to the `aws.protocols#restXml` trait. This property disables the serialization wrapping of error properties in an 'Error' XML element. This is used to indicate this behavior in services like Amazon S3. Along with this change is documentation of many components of the `restXml` protocol, including examples of the above behavior. Documentation of error behavior in the `aws.protocols#restJson1` protocol has also been added.
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This commit adds a
noErrorWrappingproperty to theaws.protocols#restXmltrait. This property disables the serialization wrapping of error properties
in an 'Error' XML element. This is used to indicate this behavior in services
like Amazon S3.
Along with this change is documentation of many components of the
restXmlprotocol, including examples of the above behavior. Documentation of error
behavior in the
aws.protocols#restJson1protocol has also been added.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.