glog.httppost Properties

glog.httppost.connectTimeout

glog.httppost.readTimeout

6.3.6

Global timeouts can be specified via these properties. Timeouts are specified in seconds. A timeout of 0 implies an infinite wait.

Both global connect and read timeouts may be optionally overridden on the External System Manager with the Socket Timeout field for the following use cases:

• Outbound transmissions
• External content

Note that a null socket timeout does not override the property timeout, but a socket timeout of 0 overrides the property timeout with an infinite wait.

glog.httppost.contentType

glog.httppost.contentType.<external_system_gid>

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HTTP Post Content type is configurable at an External System level by setting this property. It is defaulted to "text/xml". If you set it to a different value, such as "application/xml", it will be honored. Further, it can be set at an external system level using the property format "glog.httppost.contentType.<external_system_gid>.

glog.httppost.successResponseCodes

Holds a comma-delimited list of valid response codes (default: 200). If an HTTP response is outside of this list, Oracle Transportation Management throws an exception and fails the HTTP.