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The OutboundFile handler can send a file to a remote server using the HTTP protocol.

When the SEND command of this content handler is executed the following steps occur:

The handler uses the value of the CONTENT keyword to determine the content type, if no CONTENT keyword is present, then the file extension is used to determine the content type using the MIME file type map.
If an ENCODING keyword is present, then a charset attribute is determined and appended to the content type.
If the value of the METHOD keyword is GET, then no FILE keyword is required as the HTTP GET protocol is used to receive content from the remote HTTP server.

Command	Keyword	Value	Developer notes
SEND	HANDLER	OutboundFile
	FILE	value	Conditional. File path.
	URI	value	Required. Remote URI.
	HOST	value	Required. Remote server.
	SNISERVER	value	Optional. SNI host name used by TLS handshake. Use specified value or *HOST for the value of the HOST keyword value. LANSA Integrator can only support SNI when the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is at Java version 1.8 or higher.
	USER	value	Optional. Basic authentication user.
	PASSWORD	value	Optional. Basic authentication password.
	PROXY	value	Optional. Proxy server.
	PROXYUSER	value	Optional. Basic authentication user.
	PROXYPASSWORD	value	Optional. Basic authentication password.
	METHOD		Optional. See METHOD.
	VERSION		Optional. See VERSION.
	SECURE	*YES	Optional. Use HTTPS protocol.
	SECURE	*NO	Default. Use HTTP protocol.
	WAIT	*NO	Optional. Do not wait for HTTP response.
		*YES	Default is 0. Infinite wait for HTTP response.
		value	Wait read time in milliseconds.
	TIMEOUT	value	Optional. Default is 0 which means disabled. Host connection timeout in milliseconds.
	LOCALE		Optional. See LOCALE.
	CONTENT		Optional. See CONTENT.
	ENCODING		Optional. See ENCODING. Used to determine charset attribute.

    SEND HANDLER(OutboundFile) HOST(…) FILE(/folder/file.csv) URI(/cgi-bin/program)