The tool PUT enables you to execute a HTTP PUT request on a Web application which updates an existing resource.
| Parameter Name | I/O | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| URL [M] | I | String | URL to the PUT service of the Web application. |
| Realm [O] | I | String | Realm enables mapping between client application and Web application. It is only relevant if an AWM application addresses different Web applications. |
| Request Body [O] | I | File | File containing the put payload as expected by the Web application. |
| Response Body * [O] | O | File | File containing the put response sent from the server application. |
| Response Code [O] | O | String | Response Code returned by the server application. |
| Response Header * [O] | O | String | Reference to a response header field of the HTTP PUT request. |
| Parameter Name | Attribute | Description |
|---|---|---|
| URL | Query Encoding | Charset used to encode the URL. |
| Query Separator Symbol | Symbol used to separate query parameters within the URL string. | |
| Response Body | Status Code | Status code to be intercepted by custom error handling.
Note: Specified as a regular expression.
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| Response Header | Name | Name of the response header field. |
The relationship REST Tool Has Request Header enables you to specify a name/value pair to be sent in the HTTP request header.
If specified in an authentication request the name/value pair is sent with every HTTP request for the signed in session.
| Attribute | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Name | String | Name of the HTTP header field. |
| Value | String | Value of the HTTP header field. |
The relationship URL has a Query Parameter that enables you to specify parameters in the form of name/value pairs to be added to the HTTP request.
| Attribute | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Name | String | Name of the query parameter. |
| Value | String | Value of the query parameter. |