HTTP Communicator Configuration
Configuration
HTTP communicators require the following configuration:
Name | Description |
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Uri | The URI of the web service. |
Handle Certificate Errors | How to treat certificate errors. Default: The default checking is performed. None: Certificate errors are ignored. Custom: Allows for additional validation to be performed. |
Certificate Name | Enforces that the certificate subject name matches the provided value. Leave blank to not validate the value. Only required if Handle Certificate Errors is Custom. |
Ignore Errors | Select all certificate errors that should be ignored. ctrl+click to select many. Only required if Handle Certificate Errors is Custom. |
Preauthenticate | Whether to preauthenticate when connecting to the target system. |
Use Default Timeout | Whether to use the default timeout for the connection type. |
Timeout | The custom timeout to use on connection. This defines the time upon which connections will be terminated. Only required if Use Default Timeout is NOT selected. |
Credentials | The type of credential used to connect to the target instance. |
Account name | The network account name used to connect to the target system. Only required if Credentials is Custom. |
Password | Password corresponding to the provided network account name. Only required if Credentials is Custom. |
Proxy | A description of the proxy type to use if any. If a custom proxy is used some additional information will be required. |
Proxy Uri | The URI of the proxy used during communicator with the target system. Only required if Proxy is Custom. |
Credentials | The type of credentials to be supplied on connection with the proxy. Only required if Proxy is Custom. |
Username | The username supplied when authenticating with the provided proxy. Only required when Proxy is Custom and Credentials is Custom. |
Password | The corresponding password supplied when authenticating with the provided proxy. Only required when Proxy is Custom and Credentials is Custom. |
Request Encoding | The encoding to apply on connection to the target http server. Examples: ASCII; Unicode; UTF-8; UTF-7; UTF-32. |
Response Encoding | The encoding to apply on response from the target http server. Examples: ASCII; Unicode; UTF-8; UTF-7; UTF-32. |
Content Type | Content type expected for results. |
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