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Before you execute a request, you need to configure it first.

The most common things you want to do:

Construct and add a query string to your URL.
Set authentication details (username/password, or access token).
Set custom HTTP headers.
Add content to the request body.
Set a request timeout (the maximum time to wait if the server doesn't respond).

The XPRIM_HttpRequest has properties, Options, and Content, through which you can configure the above settings.

Options

The Options property contains members that control the behavior of the request.

	XPRIM_HttpRequest	HttpClientRequest
AddBasicAuthorization	Yes	Yes
AddBearerAuthorization	Yes	Yes
AddHeader	Yes	Yes
SetMiscProperty	Yes	Yes
SetTimeout (method)	Yes	-
Timeout (property)	-	Yes

Content

The Content property contains members that allow you to add content to your request body.

	XPRIM_HttpRequest	HttpClientRequest
AddFile	Yes	Yes
AddJson	Yes	Yes
AddJsonArray	Yes	Yes
AddJsonObject	Yes	Yes
AddString	Yes	Yes
AddUrlEncodedFormValue	Yes	Yes
AppendString	-	Yes
ContentInfo (Property)	Yes	Yes

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