About Transport Headers and HTTP Response Headers

This topic describes how transport headers and HTTP response headers work with HTTP Transport (outbound) to form a cookie handling system. HTTP Transport handles the cookie it receives from the server by storing and then creating a valid request transport header that it sends back to the server as a part of the request.

By exposing all the HTTP response headers as a part of output property set, you can handle the response accordingly. You can have all the HTTP response headers, as well as HTTP Status code, as part of the output property set.

Transport headers are preserved across various connections and are a part of the transport service and not the HTTP connection.