HTTP¶

A HTTP request.

Typical Usage¶

HttpMessage httpMessage = Http.CreateMessage();
httpMessage.Body = PolarBear.CreatePayload(projectId,
  originalRecord.Name to String, originalRecord.Mobile to String, originalRecord.Rego to String, record.Reply to String, description,
      'SMS Message' : record.OriginalMessage,
      'SMS Message Timestamp' : originalMessageTimestampText,
      'Model' : originalRecord.Model,
      'Make' : originalRecord.Make,
      'Rego' : originalRecord.Rego
  );
HttpRecipient httpRecipient = Http.CreateRecipient();
httpRecipient.UserName = "xxxx";
httpRecipient.Address = UriAddress.Parse("https://someUrl.com");
httpMessage.Recipients = Http.CreateRecipients(httpRecipient);

messages = messages.Add(httpMessage);

HttpRecipient Properties¶

UserName¶

Stores type: String
Effect: Sets the username of the recipient

Address¶

Stores type: UriAddress
Effect: Sets the URI address of the recipient

HttpMessage Properties¶

Recipients¶

Stores type: HttpRecipient
Effect: Sets the recipient for this HTTP message

Http.CreateRecipient¶

Creates a HttpRecipient object. Often used in conjunction with Http.CreateRecipients.

Overloads¶

Http.CreateRecipient(): HttpRecipient

Http.CreateRecipients¶

Converts one or more objects representing HTTP recipients to HttpRecipients.

Overloads¶

Http.CreateRecipients(params[] Object): HttpRecipient[]

Http.CreateMessage¶

Creates a new empty HTTP message.

Overloads¶

Http.CreateMessage()

Sample:

HttpMessage httpMessage = Http.CreateMessage();