HttpResponse

Introduction

HttpResponse is an object returned by the execute() method of HttpRequest. We can use this object to obtain the following information returned by the server:

HTTP status code (getStatus method)
Encoding of the returned content (contentEncoding method)
Whether the content is Gzip compressed (isGzip method)
Returned content (body, bodyBytes, bodyStream methods)
Response header information (header method)

Usage

The usage of this object is very simple. The most commonly used method is body, which returns the HTTP response content as a string. If you want to obtain a byte array, you can call bodyBytes.

Getting the response status code

HttpResponse res = HttpRequest.post(url)..execute();
Console.log(res.getStatus());

Getting response header information

HttpResponse res = HttpRequest.post(url)..execute();
// Predefined header information
Console.log(res.header(Header.CONTENT_ENCODING));
// Custom header information
Console.log(res.header("Content-Disposition"));

    
  

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