HTTP Requests Supported by the Java HTTP Adapter
Use
The Java HTTP adapter supports the following combinations of HTTP requests:
|
Scenario |
Set Form |
Set Multipart |
Select Message Protocol |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Plain HTTP POST (default) |
No |
No |
POST |
|
HTML Form Submit Request |
Yes |
No |
POST |
|
HTML Form-Based File Upload |
Yes |
Yes |
POST |
|
Generic Multipart Request |
No |
Yes |
POST |
|
Payload as URL Parameter (use only for diagnostic) |
No |
No |
GET |
Plain HTTP Post : It indicated that the HTTP POST request is a plain HTTP POST message with a body. You use this scenario to select XI main message payload from the HTTP message body.
Form Submit Request : It indicates that the HTTP POST request is a form submit request. Content type for this scenario is 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'. You use this scenario to select the XI main message payload from one of the parameters of the form submit request.
Form-Based File Upload : It indicates that the HTTP POST request is form based and is multipart (RFC 1867). You use this scenario to select the XI message payload and XI main message attachments from a form-based file-upload.
Generic Multipart Request : It indicates that the HTTP POST request is a multipart request. You use this scenario to select the XI main message payload and XI message attachments from a generic multipart request.
URL Parameter : It indicates that the incoming request is a HTTP GET request. You use this scenario to select the XI main message payload from a URL parameter.