- Parameter httpConfigureMode
HTTPParameter (Function) In french: HTTPConfigure
Warning
From version HT.T (TPParameter), 280000 is kept for backward compatibility. This function is replaced by HTTPParameter.
HTTPConfigure(httpConfigureMode, 1) HTTPRequest("www.pcsoft.fr")
Syntax
HTTPParameter(<Option to modify> , <New value>)
<Option to modify>: Integer constant Parameter to modify: | | httpParameterDisableCache | In secure mode (HTTPS), used to manage the cache of Internet Explorer. The &new value> associated with this constant can be:- 0 (False by default): Used to re-enable the cache of Internet Explorer.
- 1 (True): Used to disable the cache of Internet Explorer.
| httpParameterDisableCookie | In secure mode (HTTPS), used to configure the mode for managing the HTTP cookies of Internet Explorer. The &new value> associated with this constant can be:- 0 (False by default): Used to re-enable the management of HTTP cookies of Internet Explorer.
- 1 (True): Used to disable the management of HTTP cookies of Internet Explorer.
| httpParameterMode | Allows you to set the request management mode. The <New value> associated with this constant can be:- 0 (False by default): Management of HTTP requests made by the framework common to WINDEV executables, and WEBDEV sites and webservices. In this mode, if a request requires HTTPS, mode 1 will automatically be used.
- 1 (True): Handling of HTTP and/or HTTPS requests performed by the Windows API running Process.
- 2: HTTP and/or HTTPS request management performed by a cross-platform implementation common to all frameworks.
In this mode, for example, a WINDEV application uses the same implementation for HTTPS exchanges as a WINDEV Mobile application for iOS or Android. This mode can be used to replace the Windows API when it does not allow to encrypt an HTTPS exchange.
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<New value>: entier New value for the modified parameter. Remarks Parameter httpConfigureMode For more details on the different possible values for httpConfigureMode , see:
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