[Network] Http Action
Q100057: [Network] Http Action
Generates an HTTP request and returns the response.
| Parameter | In/Out | Description | Other Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| URL | InOut | The URL to retrieve via a Http request. | |
| Type | InOut | Choices: Delete, Get, Patch, Post, PutThe Http operation type. |
Default: Get |
| Headers | InOut | Headers to use for Http request, each line should use headerName:value format. |
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| Parameters | InOut | Parameters to use for Http request, each line should use parameterName=value format. |
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| Body | InOut | The body to use for Http request. | |
| Body Type | InOut | The Type of body (if supplied). | |
| SSL Certificate Verification | InOut | Ensure SSL certificate is valid. | Default: true |
| Response Code | Out | The response code returned from the Http request. | |
| Response Message | Out | The response message returned from the Http request. | |
| Response Body | Out | The response body returned from the Http request. |
(Italics = required parameters)
Notes
The [Network] Http Action module allows your job to put together an HTTP request to send to a webserver. Any type of request can be built and sent using any of the standard HTTP verbs, such as: Delete, Get, Patch, Post, and Put. Response codes and messages are available to subsequent steps once the request has received a response back, or in the event that the response times out and does not received a valid response. These can be seen in the Response Code, Response Message, and Response Body parameters.
Last Updated:
10/3/2023 1:07:06 AM