HTTP Routines

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Routines Summary

httpGetErrorMessage
httpGetReasonPhrase
httpGetCookie
httpGetStatusCode
httpGetHeader
fromJson
httpBasicAuthHeader — Creates an HttpHeader object to be used as Authorization header for a Basic authentication of a user.
httpCreateCookie — Creates an HttpCookie object.
httpCreateHeader — Creates an HttpHeader object.
httpCreateParameter — Creates an HttpQueryParam object.
httpDelete — Executes an HTTP DELETE for a given URL using the specified HttpRequest object.
httpGet — Executes an HTTP GET for the given URL using the specified HttpRequest object.
httpGetResponseInfo — Retrieves the complete response information (if existing) from the latest HTTP routine call.
httpOptions — Executes an HTTP OPTIONS for the given URL using the specified HttpRequest object.
httpPatch — Executes an HTTP PATCH for the given URL using the specified HttpRequest object.
httpPost — Executes an HTTP POST for the given URL using the specified HttpRequest object.
httpPut — Executes an HTTP PUT for the given URL using the specified HttpRequest object.
toJson — Converts any given struct, array or primitive parameter to a JSON string.

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