HTTP client

Transform name

Name of the transform; this name has to be unique in a single pipeline

REST connection

Optional. The name of a REST connection that supplies the client for this transform: the proxy, the credentials, the TLS settings and the timeouts. When one is selected, those fields below are not used, and the URL may be a path that is resolved against the connection’s base URL.

URL

The base URL string

Accept URL from field?

Enable this option if you want to get the URL from a previous transform. Enabling this will also allow you to specify the name of the input field.

URL field name

The name of the incoming field that contains the URL

Connection timeout

Socket timeout

The number of seconds to wait if no data is returned from the server.

Connection close wait time

Result fieldname

The name of the field to store results

HTTP status code field name

The name of the field to store the HTTP response code (e.g. 200, 404)

Response time (milliseconds) field name

The name of the field to store the response time

Http Login

The username to be passed during HTTP (Basic) authentication

HTTP Password

The password to be passed during HTTP (Basic) authentication

Proxy Host

The hostname of the Proxy Server to be used

Proxy Port

The port number of the Proxy Server to be used

Proxy username

The user name for a proxy that requires authentication. The credentials of the web server are never offered to the proxy, and vice versa.

Proxy password

The password that goes with the proxy user name.

Ignore proxy for hosts

Target hosts to reach directly instead of through the proxy. Separate the entries with | and use as a wildcard, for example localhost|127.|*.internal.example.com.

Parameters

Area where you define the parameter name-value pairs to pass on the URL

Custom HTTP Headers

Area where you define optional HTTP headers