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| connectors:weblocation [2024/05/19 16:04] – dmitry | connectors:weblocation [2024/05/19 16:06] (current) – dmitry |
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| | Request timeout | Time in seconds after which a web request will fail automatically if it's not completed by then. | | | Request timeout | Time in seconds after which a web request will fail automatically if it's not completed by then. | |
| | Use throttling | Throttling settings that limit the number of requests sent to the target web service. Specified per connector, but used on a per-project basis. | | | Use throttling | Throttling settings that limit the number of requests sent to the target web service. Specified per connector, but used on a per-project basis. | |
| | Handle HTTP 429 automatically | If the target web service responds with [[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/429|HTTP 429]] (too many requests) then EasyMorph can automatically retry sending web request after the delay specified in the server's response. | | | Handle HTTP 429 automatically | If the target web service responds with [[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/429|HTTP 429]] (Too Many Requests) then EasyMorph can automatically retry sending web request after the delay specified in the server's response. | |
| | Don't send User-Agent automatically |By default, EasyMorph sends the User-Agent HTTP header (e.g. "User-Agent: EasyMorph 5.4" - note that only the first two numbers of the current EasyMorph version are sent). Checking this option prevents EasyMorph from including this header.| | | Don't send User-Agent automatically |By default, EasyMorph sends the User-Agent HTTP header (e.g. "User-Agent: EasyMorph 5.4" - note that only the first two numbers of the current EasyMorph version are sent). Checking this option prevents EasyMorph from including this header.| |
| | Don't send the header "Expect:100-continue" |By default, EasyMorph sends the header "Expect:100-continue" automatically when sending a request with a body (e.g., a POST request). The header requires the remote web server to reply with 100 (Continue) before receiving the (potentially large) request body. Checking this option prevents EasyMorph from including this header.| | | Don't send the header "Expect:100-continue" |By default, EasyMorph sends the header [[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Expect|"Expect:100-continue"]] automatically when sending a request with a body (e.g., a POST request). The header requires the remote web server to reply with [[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/100|HTTP 100]] (Continue) before receiving the (potentially large) request body. Checking this option prevents EasyMorph from including this header.| |
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