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Gino Quetua
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[ardoHTTP] HTTP HEAD Method?
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ardoHTTP (O11)
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João Barata
Will this have HTTP HEAD method?
Thanks,
Gino
Ricardo Silva
Hello Gino,
It's not hard do add support for this method, but I'm curious: what's your use case?
Best regards,
Ricardo Silva
Gino Quetua
Hi Ricardo,
We have a client that exposes an HTTP HEAD method to check if a session is still active, if still active it will return "204 No Content" and if not it will return "404 Not Found". Do you have an alternative if in case HEAD will not be available?
Thanks in advance,
Gino
Ricardo Silva
Hello Gino,
I had never seen a REST API use that HTTP method. I'll add this to the extension as soon as I get a few spare moments to do it. Most likely during the weekend.
Best regards,
Ricardo Silva
Gino Quetua
Thank Ricardo!
Ricardo Silva
New version of ardoHTTP (1.1) now supports HTTP HEAD method.
Enjoy :)
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05 Jan 2015
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Gino Quetua
Ricardo Silva
wrote:
New version of ardoHTTP (1.1) now supports HTTP HEAD method.
Enjoy :)
Hi Ricardo,
Would it be possible to have a version that supports Platform Server 8? I can't get it to work since it requires version 9 and our system administrator said that it would take a while to have it upgraded (approvals, escalation process etc)
Thanks,
Gino
Ricardo Silva
If you download verstion 1.1.0 of the module, it's for 7.0+ so you can use it in version 8.
https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-versions/427/ardoHTTP
Gino Quetua
Didn't see that. Thanks!
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