GET Exchange Mailing List
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Retrieve details for a particular Exchange mailing list
GET /accounts/{account-number}/exchange/{domain-name}/mailingLists/{name}
Parameters
- account-number - string
 - The account-number that the Exchange resource belongs to
 
- domain-name - string
 - The domain-name that is associated with the Exchange resource
 
- name - string
 - Name of the requested mailing list
 
Response Body
{
  "name" : "test_list2",
  "links" : [ {
    "href" : "http://coreapi01.ote.chicago.hostway:8094/accounts/dinh754963/exchange/ng-test-dinh-123.com/mailingLists/test_list2/",
    "rel" : "self"
  } ],
  "members" : "http://coreapi01.ote.chicago.hostway:8094/accounts/dinh754963/exchange/ng-test-dinh-123.com/mailingLists/test_list2/members",
  "owner" : "dinh.anh",
  "billingstatus" : "open",
  "description" : "test_list2"
}
 
- name - string
 - the name of the mailing list
 
- description - string
 - user defined description of the mailing list
 
- billingstatus - string
 - Current status of the mailing list. Allowed values are pending, open, suspended, close_pending, closed and purge_pending
 
- links - list
 - Hypermedia for this resource. Links to self.
 
Expected Response Codes
- 200
 - Success
 
- 304
 - The mailing list has not been modified since the time specified in the If-Modified-Since header of the request. The client should use its own cached copy of the mailing list resource.
 
- 401
 - Not authenticated
 - Returned when the request does not contain an authorization header
 
- 403
 - Forbidden
 - Returned when the authenticated user does not have permission to view the specified mailing list.
 
- 404
 - Non-existent resource
 
- 500
 - Internal server error
 
- 502
 - Bad gateway
 - Returned when an error was caused by another error in an upstream system, or if an upstream system is found to be in an inconsistent state.