REST Adapter Trigger Request Header Page

Enter the REST Adapter request header properties for this endpoint.

Note:

If you specify a custom header name that is the same as a standard header name, an error occurs. Ensure that you specify unique names for your custom headers.

Specify the standard HTTP request headers to use.

Element	Description
Add Standard Request Headers	Select the standard HTTP request header to use from the default dropdown list. Click the Add icon to add an additional row, then select the standard HTTP request header to use from the dropdown list. Standard headers available for selection include, but are not limited to, the following: Accept: When sent by a client, the Accept header is published to an integration. This header describes the preferred format in which the client wants to accept the request. This allows for the propagation of the header sent by the client application to Oracle Integration. Connection: If a request is sent with the connection header set, this value is propagated to the integration. Content Length: The length of the content is propagated to Oracle Integration, regardless of content length. Post translation, this value may not match the actual content. Content-Type: This allows for the propagation of the header sent by the client application to Oracle Integration. Origin: This header sent as part of the request to a REST Adapter trigger is propagated to the integration. Click the Delete icon to delete the row of a selected standard HTTP request header. Note:
HTTP Header Name	Perform the following tasks: From the list, select the header to use.

Specify the custom HTTP request headers to use.

Element	Description
Add Custom Request Headers	Perform the following custom request header tasks: Click the Add icon to add custom HTTP request headers and optional descriptions. Click the Delete icon to delete the selected custom HTTP request headers.
Custom Header Name	Enter the custom header name.
Custom Header Description	Enter an optional description.