5.14.8 SEND

The SEND command is used to send the XML content to the remote HTTP server.

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

1.  The service determines if this Unicode data needs to be archived.

2.  The service uses the value of the CONTENT keyword to determine the value of the HTTP protocol content-type.

a.  If no content value is available, the handler defaults to application/xml

b.  If the content value is *XML, then content type will be application/xml

c.  If the content value is *TEXTXML, then content type will be text/xml

3.  The service sends a HTTP request to remote server and receives the HTTP response.

 

Syntax:

Command

Keyword

Value

Developer notes

SEND

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.

*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.

ARCHIVE

 

Optional. See ARCHIVE.

 

Example

SEND HOST(…) URI(/cgi-bin/program)