HTTP Interface
The HTTP interface type defines the connections to an HTTP/s host and can be used by Broadway Actors.
To create a new HTTP interface, do the following:
Go to Project Tree > Shared Objects, right click Interfaces, select New Interface and then select HTTP from the Interface Type dropdown menu to open the New Interface window.
Populate the connection's settings and click Save.
Connection Settings
| Parameter | Description |
| Host | Hostname or IP address of the HTTP server |
| Port | Port of the HTTP server |
| Protocol Type | HTTP or HTTPS |
| User | Username |
| Password | Password |
Example of Using an HTTP Interface in a Broadway Flow
The above Broadway flow uses an Http Actor to connect to the HTTP server that populates the predefined HTTP interface into the interface input argument. The path input argument must be populated by the path relative to the interface.
HTTP Interface
The HTTP interface type defines the connections to an HTTP/s host and can be used by Broadway Actors.
To create a new HTTP interface, do the following:
Go to Project Tree > Shared Objects, right click Interfaces, select New Interface and then select HTTP from the Interface Type dropdown menu to open the New Interface window.
Populate the connection's settings and click Save.
Connection Settings
| Parameter | Description |
| Host | Hostname or IP address of the HTTP server |
| Port | Port of the HTTP server |
| Protocol Type | HTTP or HTTPS |
| User | Username |
| Password | Password |
Example of Using an HTTP Interface in a Broadway Flow
The above Broadway flow uses an Http Actor to connect to the HTTP server that populates the predefined HTTP interface into the interface input argument. The path input argument must be populated by the path relative to the interface.
