5.11.8 SEND
The SEND command is used to send the JSON content to the remote HTTP server.
When the SEND command of this service is executed the following steps occur:
The service determines if this Unicode data needs to be archived.
The service sends a HTTP request to remote server and receives the HTTP response.
Syntax:
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Command |
Keyword |
Value |
Developer notes for Command/Keyword/Value |
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SEND |
URI |
value |
Mandatory. Remote URI. |
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HOST |
value |
Mandatory. Remote server. |
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USER |
value |
Optional. Basic authentication user. |
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PASSWORD |
value |
Optional. Basic authentication password. |
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PROXY |
value |
Optional. Proxy server. |
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PROXYUSER |
value |
Optional. Basic authentication user. |
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PROXYPASSWORD |
value |
Optional. Basic authentication password. |
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METHOD |
|
Optional. See METHOD. |
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VERSION |
|
Optional. See VERSION. |
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SECURE |
*YES |
Optional. Use HTTPS protocol. |
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*NO |
Default. Use HTTP protocol. |
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WAIT |
*YES |
Optional. Default is 0. |
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*NO |
Do not wait for HTTP response. |
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|
value |
Wait read time in milliseconds. |
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TIMEOUT |
value |
Optional. Default is 0 which means disabled. |
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LOCALE |
|
Optional. See LOCALE. |
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ARCHIVE |
|
Optional. See ARCHIVE. |