This action makes HTTP requests and receives responses from the Web service.
Request
Request parameters
URL
WEB address of the service. The address must start with the protocol: HTTP:// or HTTPS://
Method
Request method. Select the desired option from the list.
Available methods are:
•GET
•POST
•PUT
•DELETE
•PATCH
•HEAD
•CONNECT
•OPTIONS
•TRACE
Accept
The value of the request header "accept". You can choose from the list or write your own.
Custom headers
If you need to specify additional headers, you can specify them in this field
Header format:
<header_name>: <header_value>
Response
The response value can be written to a variable or to a file. Select the desired value and enter the variable name or file name respectively.
The value of a variable or file name, may be empty. In this case, the value will not be stored.
Body
Filling in these parameters is possible if the request method is POST, PUT or PATCH.
The remaining methods do not require a request body.
Content type
Select a product from the list or enter your own option.
Body
There is no single format or rule for how to form a request body. This should be specified in the web service documentation.
Advanced
Save status code to variable
Enter a variable name. This field can be empty.
Save headers to variable
Enter a variable name. This field can be empty.
HTTP authentication
If the web service requires authorization, then enable this checkbox and enter a username and password.
Timeout
Enter the response timeout. The default value is 180 seconds.
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