setMIDServer #
Configure the REST message to communicate through a MID Server
getRequestBody #
Get the content of the REST message body
getRequestHeader #
Get the value for an HTTP header specified by the REST client
setHttpMethod #
The HTTP method this REST message performs, such as GET or PUT. You must
set an HTTP method when using the RESTMessageV2() constructor with no
parameters
setBasicAuth #
Set basic authentication headers for the REST message
setRequestHeader #
Set an HTTP header to the specified value
setAuthenticationProfile #
Set the credentials for the REST message using an existing basic auth or
OAuth 2.0 profile. Valid types are 'basic' and 'oauth2'. Valid
profileIds are the sys_id of a Basic Auth Configuration
[sys_auth_profile_basic] record or an OAuth Entity Profile
[oauth_entity_profile] record |
setQueryParameter #
Append a name-value parameter to the request URL |
setRequestBodyFromAttachment #
Uses the specified attachment as the request body of this REST Message.
Mutually exclusive with setRequestBody
getEndpoint #
Get the URL of the endpoint for the REST message
setStringParameterNoEscape #
Set a REST message function variable to the specified value without
escaping XML reserved characters
execute #
Send the REST message to the endpoint
setHttpTimeout #
Set the amount of time the REST message waits for a response from the
REST provider
setEndpoint #
Set the endpoint for the REST message
setRequestBody #
Set the body content of a PUT or POST request. Mutually exclusive with
setRequestBodyFromAttachment
getRequestHeaders #
Get name and value for all HTTP headers specified by the REST client
saveResponseBodyAsAttachment #
Setup the response body to be saved into the specified attachment when
the request is sent. encryptCtxSysId is optional
setStringParameter #
Set a REST message function variable to the specified value
setMutualAuth #
Set the mutual authentication protocol profile for the REST message
setEccTopic #
Set the ECC topic for the REST message. The default ECC topic is
RESTProbe if topic is not set. In most cases it is unnecessary to set
ECC topic
setEccCorrelator #
Associate outbound requests and the resulting response record in the ECC
queue
setEccParameter #
Override a value from the database by writing to the REST message
payload
executeAsync #
Send the REST message to the endpoint asynchronously. The instance does
not wait for a response from the web service provider when making
asynchronous calls
getEccTopic #
Get the ECC topic for the REST message