This topic explains how to send different types of HTTP requests, obtain responses from the target server, and then use the responses data in your script tests.

Sending Requests to a Server With Preemptive Authentication

Using Timeouts

Working With Responses

Sending HTTP GET Requests

To create an HTTP GET request, you can use the CreateGetRequest method of the aqHttp object. To send the request and obtain its response from the server, use the Send method of the aqHttpRequest object:

JavaScript, JScript

function httpGetRequest()
{
  var address = "http://httpbin.org";

  // Create an aqHttpRequest object
  var aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreateGetRequest(address);

  // Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object
  var aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send();
}

Python

def httpGetRequest(): 
  address = "http://httpbin.org"

  # Create an aqHttpRequest object
  aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreateGetRequest(address)

  # Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object
  aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send()

VBScript

Sub httpGetRequest
  Dim address, aqHttpRequest, aqHttpResponse
  address = "http://httpbin.org"

  ' Create an aqHttpRequest object
  Set aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreateGetRequest(address)

  ' Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object
  Set aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send()
End Sub

DelphiScript

function httpGetRequest;
var address, aqHttpRequest, aqHttpResponse;
begin

  address := 'http://httpbin.org';

  // Create an aqHttpRequest object
  aqHttpRequest := aqHttp.CreateGetRequest(address);

  // Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object
  aqHttpResponse := aqHttpRequest.Send();

end;

C++Script, C#Script

function httpGetRequest()
{
  var address = "http://httpbin.org";

  // Create an aqHttpRequest object
  var aqHttpRequest = aqHttp["CreateGetRequest"](address);

  // Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object
  var aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest["Send"]();
}

Note:

You can also use the CreateRequest method for creating GET requests.

Sending HTTP POST Requests

To create an HTTP POST request, you can use the CreatePostRequest method of the aqHttp object. To send the request and obtain its response from the server, use the Send method of the aqHttpRequest object.

The example below demonstrates how you can create an HTTP POST request that sends user authentication information to a server.

JavaScript, JScript

function httpPostRequest()
{
  var address = "http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/pet";
  var username = "Smith, John";
  var password = "P@55W0RD";

  // Define the request body JSON string
  var requestBody = '{ "id": 23, "category": { "id": 5, "name": "dogs"}, "name": "fido"}';

  // Create the aqHttpRequest object
  var aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreatePostRequest(address, username, password);

  // Specify the Content-Type header value
  aqHttpRequest.SetHeader("Content-Type", "application/json");

  // Send the request, create the aqHttpResponse object
  var aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send(requestBody)
}

Python

def httpPostRequest():
  address = "http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/pet"
  username = "Smith, John"
  password = "P@55W0RD"
  
  # Define the request body JSON string
  requestBody = '{ "id": 23, "category": { "id": 5, "name": "dogs"}, "name": "fido"}' 
  
  # Create the aqHttpRequest object
  aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreatePostRequest(address, username, password)

  # Specify the Content-Type header value
  aqHttpRequest.SetHeader("Content-Type", "application/json") 

  # Send the request, create the aqHttpResponse object
  aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send(requestBody)

VBScript

Sub httpPostRequest
  Dim address, username, password, requestbody, aqHttpRequest, aqHttpResponse
  address = "http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/pet"
  username = "Smith, John"
  password = "P@55W0RD"

  ' Define the request body JSON string
  requestBody = "{ ""id"": 23, ""category"": { ""id"": 5, ""name"": ""dogs""}, ""name"": ""fido""}"

  ' Create the aqHttpRequest object
  Set aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreatePostRequest(address, username, password)

  ' Specify the Content-Type header value
  Call aqHttpRequest.SetHeader("Content-Type", "application/json")

  ' Send the request, create the aqHttpResponse object
  Set aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send(requestBody)
End Sub

DelphiScript

function httpPostRequest;
var address, username, password, requestBody, aqHttpRequest, aqHttpResponse;
begin

  address := 'http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/pet';
  username := 'Smith, John';
  password := 'P@55W0RD';

  // Define the request body JSON string
  requestBody := '{ "id": 23, "category": { "id": 5, "name": "dogs"}, "name": "fido"}';

  // Create the aqHttpRequest object
  aqHttpRequest := aqHttp.CreatePostRequest(address, username, password);

  // Specify the Content-Type header value
  aqHttpRequest.SetHeader('Content-Type', 'application/json');

  // Send the request, create the aqHttpResponse object
  aqHttpResponse := aqHttpRequest.Send(requestBody);
end;

C++Script, C#Script

function httpPostRequest()
{
  var address = "http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/pet";
  var username = "Smith, John";
  var password = "P@55W0RD";

  // Define the request body JSON string
  requestBody = '{ "id": 23, "category": { "id": 5, "name": "dogs"}, "name": "fido"}';

  // Create the aqHttpRequest object
  var aqHttpRequest = aqHttp["CreatePostRequest"](address, username, password);

  // Specify the Content-Type header value
  aqHttpRequest["SetHeader"]("Content-Type", "application/json");

  // Send the request, create the aqHttpResponse object
  var aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest["Send"](requestBody);
}

Note:

You can also use the CreateRequest method for creating POST requests.

Sending Other Types of Requests

To create one of the available requests other than GET and POST, use the CreateRequest method, in which you can specify a request type as a parameter.

The example below demonstrates how you can use the CreateRequest method of the aqHttp object to create an HTTP PUT request that contains information in the XML format and send the request to a server.

JavaScript, JScript

function httpRequest()
{
  var address = "http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/pet";

  // Specify the request body XML string
  var requestBody = "<Pet><id>23</id><name>Rex</name></Pet>";

  // You can also read the needed information from a file:
  // var requestBody = aqFile.ReadWholeTextFile("C:\\Work\\pet.xml", aqFile.ctANSI)

  // Create the aqHttpRequest object
  var aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreateRequest("PUT", address);

  // Specify the Content-Type header value
  aqHttpRequest.SetHeader("Content-Type", "application/xml");

  // Send the request, create the aqHttpResponse object
  var aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send(requestBody);
}

Python

def httpRequest():
  address = "http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/pet"
  
  # Specify the request body XML string
  requestBody = "<Pet><id>23</id><name>Rex</name></Pet>"
  
  # You can also read the needed information from a file: 
  # requestBody = aqFile.ReadWholeTextFile("C:\\Work\\pet.xml", aqFile.ctANSI)
  
  # Create the aqHttpRequest object
  aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreateRequest("PUT", address)

  # Specify the Content-Type header value
  aqHttpRequest.SetHeader("Content-Type", "application/xml")
  
  # Send the request, create the aqHttpResponse object
  aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send(requestBody)

VBScript

Sub httpRequest
  Dim address, requestBody, aqHttpRequest, aqHttpResponse
  address = "http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/pet"

  ' Specify the request body XML string
  requestBody = "<Pet><id>23</id><name>Rex</name></Pet>"

  ' You can also read the needed information from a file:
  ' requestBody = aqFile.ReadWholeTextFile("C:\\Work\\pet.xml", aqFile.ctANSI)

  ' Create the aqHttpRequest object
  Set aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreateRequest("PUT", address)

  ' Specify the Content-Type header value
  Call aqHttpRequest.SetHeader("Content-Type", "application/xml")

  ' Send the request, create the aqHttpResponse object
  Set aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send(requestBody)
End Sub

DelphiScript

function httpRequest;
var address, requestBody, aqHttpRequest, aqHttpResponse;
begin

  address := 'http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/pet';

  // Specify the request body XML string
  requestBody := '<Pet><id>23</id><name>Rex</name></Pet>';

  // You can also read the needed information from a file:
  // requestBody := aqFile.ReadWholeTextFile('C:\\Work\\pet.xml', aqFile.ctANSI)

  // Create the aqHttpRequest object
  aqHttpRequest := aqHttp.CreateRequest('PUT', address);

  // Specify the Content-Type header value
  aqHttpRequest.SetHeader('Content-Type', 'application/xml');

  // Send the request, create the aqHttpResponse object
  aqHttpResponse := aqHttpRequest.Send(requestBody);
end;

C++Script, C#Script

function httpRequest()
{
  var address = "http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/pet";

  // Specify the XML request body XML string
  var requestBody = "<Pet><id>23</id><name>Rex</name></Pet>";

  // You can also read the needed information from a file:
  // var requestBody = aqFile["ReadWholeTextFile"]("C:\\Work\\pet.xml", aqFile.ctANSI)

  // Create the aqHttpRequest object
  var aqHttpRequest = aqHttp["CreateRequest"]("PUT", address);

  // Specify the Content-Type header value
  aqHttpRequest["SetHeader"]("Content-Type", "application/xml");

  // Send the request, create the aqHttpResponse object
  var aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest["Send"](requestBody);
}

Sending Requests to a Server With Preemptive Authentication

If your server requires preemptive authentication, you can use the SetHeader method to force the authorization header to appear in each request. Keep in mind that the user name and password values must be base64-encoded.

JavaScript, JScript

function httpAuthRequest()
{
  var address = "http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/store/inventory";
  var username = "Smith, John";
  var password = "P@55W0RD";

  // Convert the user credentials to base64 for preemptive authentication
  var credentials = aqConvert.VarToStr(dotNET.System.Convert.ToBase64String
    (dotNET.System_Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes_2(username + ":" + password)));

  var aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreateGetRequest(address);
  // Send the Authorization header with a request
  aqHttpRequest.SetHeader("Authorization", "Basic " + credentials);

  var aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send();
}

Python

import base64
def httpAuthRequest():
  address = "http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/store/inventory"
  username = "Smith, John"
  password = "P@55W0RD"
  
  # Convert the user credentials to base64 for preemptive authentication
  credentials = bytes(username + ":" + password, 'utf-8') # Convert a string to a bytes object
  # Simple base64 encoding
  credentials = base64.b64encode(credentials, altchars=None) 
  # Decode the bytes object to a string to use it in the header
  credentials = credentials.decode("utf-8") 
    
  aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreateGetRequest(address)
  # Send the Authorization header with a request
  aqHttpRequest.SetHeader("Authorization", "Basic " + credentials)
  
  aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send()

VBScript

Sub httpAuthRequest
  Dim address, requestBody, username, password, aqHttpRequest, aqHttpResponse

  address = "http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/store/inventory"
  username = "Smith, John"
  password = "P@55W0RD"

  ' Convert the user credentials to base64 for preemptive authentication
  credentials = aqConvert.VarToStr(dotNET.System.Convert.ToBase64String _
  (dotNET.System_Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes_2(username + ":" + password)))

  Set aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreateGetRequest(address)
  ' Send the Authorization header with a request
  Call aqHttpRequest.SetHeader("Authorization", "Basic " + credentials)

  Set aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send()
End Sub

DelphiScript

function httpAuthRequest;
var address, username, password, credentials, aqHttpRequest, aqHttpResponse;
begin

  address := 'http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/store/inventory';
  username := 'Smith, John';
  password := 'P@55W0RD';

  // Convert the user credentials to base64 for preemptive authentication
  credentials := aqConvert.VarToStr(dotNET.System.Convert.ToBase64String
    (dotNET.System_Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes_2(username + ':' + password)));

  aqHttpRequest := aqHttp.CreateGetRequest(address);
  // Send the Authorization header with a request
  aqHttpRequest.SetHeader('Authorization', 'Basic ' + credentials);

  aqHttpResponse := aqHttpRequest.Send();
end;

C++Script, C#Script

function httpAuthRequest()
{
  var address = "http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/store/inventory";
  var username = "Smith, John";
  var password = "P@55W0RD";

  // Convert the user credentials to base64 for preemptive authentication
  var credentials = aqConvert["VarToStr"](dotNET["System"]["Convert"]["ToBase64String"]
   (dotNET["System_Text"]["Encoding"]["UTF8"]["GetBytes_2"](username + ":" + password)));

  var aqHttpRequest = aqHttp["CreateGetRequest"](address);
  // Send the Authorization header with a request
  aqHttpRequest["SetHeader"]("Authorization", "Basic " + credentials);

  var aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest["Send"]();
}

Using Timeouts

A test engine might fail to send or receive requests for various reasons. For example, a connection with a target server might be temporarily lost, a request cannot be sent or a response is not received yet. To solve such problems, specify timeout values for sending HTTP requests and receiving responses from the target server by using the SetTimeouts method.

JavaScript, JScript

function httpRequest()
{
  var address = "https://downloads.smartbear.com/TestComplete1410_Samples.exe";

  // Create an aqHttpRequest object
  var aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreateGetRequest(address);

  // Specify timeout values (Resolve, Connect, Send, Receive)
  aqHttpRequest.SetTimeouts(30000,60000,30000,70000);

  // Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object
  var aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send();

  // Save a response body to a file
  aqHttpResponse.SaveToFile("C:\\Work\\TestComplete1410_Samples.exe");
}

Python

def httpRequest():
  address = "https://downloads.smartbear.com/TestComplete1410_Samples.exe"

  # Create an aqHttpRequest object
  aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreateGetRequest(address)

  # Specify timeout values (Resolve, Connect, Send, Receive)
  aqHttpRequest.SetTimeouts(30000,60000,30000,70000)

  # Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object
  aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send()

  # Save a response body to a file
  aqHttpResponse.SaveToFile("C:\\Work\\TestComplete1410_Samples.exe")

VBScript

Sub httpRequest
  Dim address, aqHttpRequest, aqHttpResponse
  address = "https://downloads.smartbear.com/TestComplete1410_Samples.exe"

  ' Create an aqHttpRequest object
  Set aqHttpRequest = aqHttp.CreateGetRequest(address)

  ' Specify timeout values (Resolve, Connect, Send, Receive)
  Call aqHttpRequest.SetTimeouts(30000,60000,30000,70000)

  ' Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object
  Set aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest.Send()

  ' Save a response body to a file
  aqHttpResponse.SaveToFile("C:\\Work\\TestComplete1410_Samples.exe")
End Sub

DelphiScript

function httpRequest;
var address, aqHttpRequest, aqHttpResponse;
begin

  address := 'https://downloads.smartbear.com/TestComplete1410_Samples.exe';

  // Create an aqHttpRequest object
  aqHttpRequest := aqHttp.CreateGetRequest(address);

  // Specify timeout values (Resolve, Connect, Send, Receive)
  aqHttpRequest.SetTimeouts(30000,60000,30000,70000);

  // Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object
  aqHttpResponse := aqHttpRequest.Send();

  // Save a response body to a file
  aqHttpResponse.SaveToFile('C:\\Work\\TestComplete1410_Samples.exe');

end;

C++Script, C#Script

function httpRequest()
{
  var address = "https://downloads.smartbear.com/TestComplete1410_Samples.exe";

  // Create an aqHttpRequest object
  var aqHttpRequest = aqHttp["CreateGetRequest"](address);

  // Specify timeout values (Resolve, Connect, Send, Receive)
  aqHttpRequest["SetTimeouts"](30000,60000,30000,70000);

  // Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object
  var aqHttpResponse = aqHttpRequest["Send"]();

  // Save a response body to a file
  aqHttpResponse["SaveToFile"]("C:\\Work\\TestComplete1410_Samples.exe");
}

Working With Responses

After you sent a request and obtained the aqHttpResponse object, you can use it in your script tests and do the following actions with the response data:

To get all headers (with their values) of an HTTP response returned by a sent request, use the AllHeaders property.
To get a value of a specific header, use the GetHeader method.

To get a status code of an HTTP response returned by a sent request, use the StatusCode property.

Most common status codes

These status codes identify the most common statuses, and may be not used by your server.

Name	Value (Status Code)	Description
`Continue`	100	The Continue status indicates the server has received the request headers and the client should send the request body.
`SwitchingProtocols`	101	The Switching Protocols status indicates the requester has asked the server to switch protocols and the server has agreed to do that.
`OK`	200	The OK status indicates the request has been sent successfully, and the server has provided all the necessary information.
`Created`	201	The Created status indicates the request has been fulfilled, and the new resource appeared on the server.
`Accepted`	202	The Accepted status indicates the request has been taken for processing, but the processing has not been completed.
`NonAuthoritativeInformation`	203	The Non-Authoritative Information status indicates the server is a proxy and providing the modified information from the origin server.
`NoContent`	204	The No Content status indicates the server has successfully processed the request but has not provided any content.
`ResetContent`	205	The Reset Content status indicates the server has successfully processed the request, but is not returning any content.
`PartialContent`	206	The Partial Content status indicates the server is delivering only a part of the resource in accordance with a range header that the client has sent.
`MultipleChoices`	300	The Multiple Choices status indicates there are multiple options for the resource from which the client can choose.
`MovedPermanently`	301	The Moved Permanently status indicates this and all future request should be directed to the given URI.
`Found`	302	The Found status indicates the request should be redirected to another location. The server sends the new location in the `location` header.
`SeeOther`	303	The See Other status indicates the response to the request can be found under another URI using a GET method.
`NotModified`	304	The Not Modified status indicates the resource has not been modified since the version specified by the request headers `If-Modified-Since` or `If-Non-Match`.
`UseProxy`	305	The Use Proxy status indicates the requested resource is available only through a proxy, and the service has provided the proxy address in the response.
`Unused`	306	`Unused` belongs to the Switch Proxy status, which is no longer used, but originally required subsequent requests to use the specified proxy.
`TemporaryRedirect`	307	The Temporary Redirect status indicates the current request should be repeated with another URI, but future requests should use the original URI.
`BadRequest`	400	The Bad Request status indicates the request could not be understood by the server. The server sends that status when no other error is applicable, or if the exact error is unknown or does not have its own error code.
`Unauthorized`	401	The Unauthorized status is similar to `403`, but it comes in place when the server requires Basic authentication (that is, credentials must be provided in the `Authorization` header), and the request has failed or do not provided it.
`PaymentRequired`	402	The Payment Required status is reserved for the future use.
`Forbidden`	403	The Forbidden status indicates the request was valid, but the server will not run the requested operation – for example, if a user does not have the necessary permissions.
`NotFound`	404	The Not Found status indicates that requested resource is not found but can become available in the future.
`MethodNotAllowed`	405	The Method Not Allowed indicates a request method is not supported for the requested resource – for example, PUT on a read-only resource.
`NotAcceptable`	406	The Not Acceptable status indicates the requested resource can generate only an unacceptable content as defined by the `Accept` header provided with the request.
`ProxyAuthenticationRequired`	407	The Proxy Authentication Required status indicates the client must first authenticate itself with the proxy.
`RequestTimeout`	408	The Request Timeout status indicates the server has timed out while waiting for the request.
`Conflict`	409	The Conflict status indicates the request could not be processed because of conflict in that request.
`Gone`	410	The Gone status indicates the requested resource is no longer available and will not be available again.
`LengthRequired`	411	The Length Required status indicates the request did not specify the length of its content despite it is required by the server.
`PreconditionFailed`	412	The Precondition Failed status indicates the server does not meet one of the conditions the client has provided in the request.
`RequestEntityTooLarge`	413	The Payload Too Large status indicates the request is larger than the server is able or willing to process.
`RequestUriTooLong`	414	The URI Too Long status indicates the URI the client has provided is too long for the server to process – for example, too much encoded data appearing in the query string of the GET request.
`UnsupportedMediaType`	415	The Unsupported Media Type status indicates the request includes an entity of a media type which the server or resource does not support.
`RequestedRangeNotSatisfiable`	416	The Range Not Satisfiable status indicates the client has asked for only a specific part of the file, but the server cannot afford this – for example, if that specific part lies beyond the file’s end.
`ExpectationFailed`	417	The Expectation Failed status indicates the server cannot meet the requirements of the Expect header of the request.
`InternalServerError`	500	The Internal Server Error status is a generic error message indicating an unexpected event has occurred and no more specific information can be provided.
`NotImplemented`	501	The Not Implemented status indicates the server either has not recognized the request method, or it cannot fulfill the request.
`BadGateway`	502	The Bad Gateway status indicates an intermediate proxy server received a bad response from another proxy or the origin server.
`ServiceUnavailable`	503	The Service Unavailable status indicates the server is currently unavailable (because it is overloaded or down for maintenance).
`GatewayTimeout`	504	The Gateway Timeout status indicates the server was acting as a proxy or gateway and did not receive a response from the target server at the needed time.
`HttpVersionNotSupported`	505	The HTTP Version Not Supported status indicates the server does not support the HTTP protocol used in the request.

To get a status line of an HTTP response returned by a sent request, use the Status Text property.
To get the body of an HTTP response returned by a sent request, use the Text property. Note that the obtained text will be presented as a string.
To save a response body to a file, use the SaveToFile method. This way, images and files will be parsed from the response.

JavaScript, JScript

function httpResponse()
{
  // Create an aqHttpRequest object
  // Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object

  // Read the response data
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.AllHeaders); // All headers
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.GetHeader("Content-Type")); // A specific header
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.StatusCode); // A status code
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.StatusText); // A status text
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.Text); // A response body

  // Save a response body to a file
  aqHttpResponse.SaveToFile("C:\\Work\\body.txt");
}

Python

def httpResponse(): 
  
  # Create an aqHttpRequest object
  # Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object
  
  # Read the response data
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.AllHeaders) # All headers
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.GetHeader("Content-Type")) # A specific header
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.StatusCode) # A status code 
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.StatusText) # A status text
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.Text) # A response body
  
  # Save a response body to a file
  aqHttpResponse.SaveToFile("C:\\Work\\body.txt")

VBScript

Sub httpResponse

  ' Create an aqHttpRequest object
  ' Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object

  ' Read the response data
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.AllHeaders) ' All headers
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.GetHeader("Content-Type")) ' A specific header
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.StatusCode) ' A status code
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.StatusText) ' A status text
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.Text) ' A response body

  ' Save a response body to a file
  aqHttpResponse.SaveToFile("C:\\Work\\body.txt")
End Sub

DelphiScript

function httpResponse;
var address, aqHttpRequest, aqHttpResponse;
begin

  // Create an aqHttpRequest object
  // Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object

  // Read the response data
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.AllHeaders); // All headers
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.GetHeader('Content-Type')); // A specific header
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.StatusCode); // A status code
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.StatusText); // A status text
  Log.Message(aqHttpResponse.Text); // A response body

  // Save a response body to a file
  aqHttpResponse.SaveToFile('C:\\Work\\body.txt');

end;

C++Script, C#Script

function httpResponse()
{
  // Create an aqRequest object
  // Send the request, get an aqHttpResponse object

  // Read the response data
  Log["Message"](aqHttpResponse["AllHeaders"]); // All headers
  Log["Message"](aqHttpResponse["GetHeader"]("Content-Type")); // A specific header
  Log["Message"](aqHttpResponse["StatusCode"]); // A status code
  Log["Message"](aqHttpResponse["StatusText"]); // A status text
  Log["Message"](aqHttpResponse["Text"]); // A response body

  // Save a response body to a file
  aqHttpResponse["SaveToFile"]("C:\\Work\\body.txt");
}

Sending and Receiving HTTP Requests From Script Tests

Sending HTTP GET Requests

Sending HTTP POST Requests

Sending Other Types of Requests

Sending Requests to a Server With Preemptive Authentication

Using Timeouts

Working With Responses

See Also