HTTP Activities
- Creating or editing an HTTP endpoint
HTTP endpoints provide the connection information that Studio and the Integration Appliance use to connect to an HTTP server. An HTTP endpoint also specifies the connection information so the Integration Appliance can act as HTTP listener. - HTTP Receive Request activity
Use the HTTP Receive Request activity to configure the Integration Appliance to act as an HTTP listener - Decompression with the HTTP Receive Request activity
The HTTP Receive Request activity supports decompression with the gzip format only. The HTTP Receive Request activity does not support the deflate format or the common UNIX file compression format called compress. - HTTP Send Response activity
The HTTP Send Response activity sends a reply back to the sender of an HTTP request. - Compression/Decompression with the HTTP Send Response activity
During runtime, the HTTP Send Response activity sends an HTTP response complaint with the HTTP/HTTPS 1.0 protocol to the HTTP client. - HTTP Post Request activity
The HTTP Post Request activity sends a Post Request to the specified location (the HTTP endpoint) and receives an HTTP response back from that location. - HTTP Get Request activity
The HTTP Get Request activity sends a Get Request to the specified location (the HTTP endpoint) and receives a HTTP response back from that location. - HTTP Head Request activity
The HTTP Head Request activity sends a Head Request to the specified location (the HTTP endpoint) and receives a HTTP response back from that location. - HTTP Invoke Request activity
The HTTP Invoke Request activity sends a HTTP request to the specified location, the HTTP endpoint, and receives a HTTP response back from that location. - HTTP Put Request activity
The HTTP Put Request activity sends a Put Request to the specified location (the HTTP endpoint) and receives a HTTP response back from that location. - HTTP Delete Request activity
The HTTP Delete Request activity sends a Delete Request to the specified location (the HTTP endpoint) and receives a HTTP response back from that location. - Compression/Decompression with the HTTP Invoke/Get/Post/Head/Put/Delete Request activity
During runtime, the HTTP Invoke/Get/Post/Head/Put/Delete Request activity sends a HTTP request compliant with the HTTP/HTTPS 1.1 protocol to the HTTP Server. - Troubleshooting and support
Troubleshooting techniques and self-help information help you identify and solve problems quickly. Here, you can find potential solutions for issues you would have with the HTTP connector.