servoy sReturnTypes2100%height: 30px;2Supported ClientssWordListSmartClientsWordListWebClientsWordListNGClientservoy sSummary12%30%58%height: 30px;3Methods SummaryNeeds to be called when not reading content via getResponseBody or getMediaData to be able to reuse the client.Get the charset of the response body.Get the content of response as binary data.Get the content of the response as String.Gets the headers of the response as name/value arrays.Gets the headers of the response as name/value arrays.Gets the status code of the response, the list of the possible values is in HTTP_STATUS constants.Gets the status code's reason phrase.functionservoy sDetail2100%height:30px2Methods Detailsclosename
close()
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Needs to be called when not reading content via getResponseBody or getMediaData
to be able to reuse the client.
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sIndentSmartClient,WebClient,NGClientsam
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sIdentjavascriptlastDetailRowgetCharsetname
getCharset()
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Get the charset of the response body.
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Supported Clients
sIndentSmartClient,WebClient,NGClientsam
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sIdentjavascriptlastDetailRowgetMediaDataname
getMediaData()
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Get the content of response as binary data. It also supports gzip-ed content.
Gets the status code's reason phrase. For example if a response contains status code 403 (Forbidden) it might be useful to know why.
For example a Jenkins API req. could answer with "403 No valid crumb was included in the request" which will let you know
that you simply have to reques a crumb and then put that in the request headers as "Jenkins-Crumb". But you could not know that from 403 status alone...