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The HTTP/2 functions are used to exchange data over HTTP/2 as a client. However, the functions can also be used for HTTP/1.

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This function uses the GET method to retrieve content from an HTTP server, see Response(9.0).

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Response httpGet
    ( string host,
      string path,
      string protocol,			    //Optional
      int port,                     //Optional
      boolean secure,               //Optional
      int requestTimeout,           //Optional
      int connectionTimeout,        //Optional
      string username,              //Optional
      string password,              //Optional
      map<string, string> headers ) //Optional

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Parameter Description

host

The name or IP address of the HTTP server.

path

The path.

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title	Example - path

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/api/v2/doc

protocol The protocol used: HTTP/1 or HTTP/2. The default value is HTTP/1. To use HTTP/2, you must set this value to "h2".

port

The port number to contact the HTTP server on. Port 80 is used for HTTP connection and 443 is used for HTTPS connection by default.

secure Indicates whether the data should be sent in secure mode or not.

requestTimeout

The number of milliseconds to wait for a response. If the value is not specifically specified, the default timeout is used. The default value is 15000 milliseconds.

connectionTimeout

The number of milliseconds to wait for a connection to be established. If the value is not specifically specified, the default timeout is used. The default value is 3000 milliseconds.

username

A username for an account on the HTTP server.

password

Password associated with the username.

headers

Custom HTTP request headers.

Returns

Content from A response from the HTTP server. It will be be null if any part of the communication fails.

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Parameter Description

host

The name or IP address of the HTTP server.

path

The path

Info

title	Example - path

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/api/v2/doc

bytarraycontent

The body of the request in bytearray format.

contentType

The MIME type of the content.

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title	Example - contentType

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application/json

protocol

The protocol used: HTTP/1 or HTTP/2. The default value is HTTP/1. To use HTTP/2, you must set this value to "h2".

port

The port number to contact the HTTP server on. Port 80 is used for HTTP connection and 443 is used for HTTPS connection by default.

secure Indicates whether the data should be sent in secure mode or not.

requestTimeout

The number of milliseconds to wait for a response. If the value is not specifically specified, the default timeout is used. The default value is 15000 milliseconds.

connectionTimeout

The number of milliseconds to wait for a connection to be established. If the value is not specifically specified, the default timeout is used. The default value is 3000 milliseconds.

username

A username for an account on the HTTP server.

password

Password associated with the username.

headers Custom HTTP request headers.

Returns

Content from A response from the HTTP server. It will be be null if any part of the communication fails.

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Parameter	Description
`host`	The name or IP address of the HTTP server.
`path`	The path on the server to which we should do the POST.
content	The body of the the request.
protocol	The protocol used: HTTP/1 or HTTP/2. The default value is HTTP/1. To use HTTP/2, you must set this value to "h2".
`port`	The port to be used for the HTTP server. Port 80 is used for HTTP connection and 443 is used for HTTPS connection by default.
`secure`	Indicates whether the data should be sent in secure mode or not.
`requestTimeout`	The number of milliseconds to wait for a response. If the value is not specifically specified, the default timeout is used. The default value is 15000 milliseconds.
`connectionTimeout`	The number of milliseconds to wait for a connection to be established. If the value is not specifically specified, the default timeout is used. The default value is 3000 milliseconds.
`username`	Username for the account to be used on the HTTP server.
`password`	Password associated with the username.
`headers`	Custom HTTP request headers.
Returns	A bytearray from response from the HTTP server. It will be null if any part of the communication fails.

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If you do not set these two properties, the Java Default Truststore is used.

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