HTTP

The HTTP element contains elements defining the communication carried on the HTTP protocol between web applications and the client.

Syntax

<HTTP>
   <SESSION_COOKIE>...</SESSION_COOKIE>
   <CACHE_CONTROL_MAX_AGE>...</CACHE_CONTROL_MAX_AGE>
   <APPLICATION>...</APPLICATION>
   <SERVICE>...</SERVICE>
   <SEND_VERSION>...</SEND_VERSION>
</HTTP>

Child elements

The HTTP element may contain the following child elements:

One SESSION_COOKIE element
One CACHE_CONTROL_MAX_AGE element
One APPLICATION (for HTTP) element
One SERVICE (for HTTP) element
One SEND_VERSION element

Usage

Use the HTTP element to define a secure flag for cookies, a cache control header, and the HTTP headers common for all applications and/or services. It can contain APPLICATION and SERVICE elements.

Example

<INTERFACE_TO_CONNECTOR>
    ...
    <HTTP>
       <SESSION_COOKIE Secure="TRUE"> </SESSION_COOKIE>
       <CACHE_CONTROL_MAX_AGE>300</CACHE_CONTROL_MAX_AGE>
      <APPLICATION>
        <HEADER/>
      </APPLICATION>
      <SERVICE>
        <HEADER/>
      </SERVICE>
      </SEND_VERSION>
    </HTTP>
  </INTERFACE_TO_CONNECTOR>

Parent elements

This element is a child of INTERFACE_TO_CONNECTOR.