43.24 SET_REQUEST_HEADERS Procedure
This procedure sets HTTP request headers (g_request_headers
) for subsequent MAKE_REQUEST
or MAKE_REST_REQUEST
calls.
Syntax
APEX_WEB_SERVICE.SET_REQUEST_HEADERS (
p_name_01 IN VARCHAR2,
p_value_01 IN VARCHAR2,
p_name_02 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
p_value_02 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
p_name_03 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
p_value_03 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
p_name_04 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
p_value_04 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
p_name_05 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
p_value_05 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
p_reset IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT TRUE,
p_skip_if_exists IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE );
Parameters
Table 43-17 SET_REQUEST_HEADERS Parameters
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
p_name_01 |
Name of the 1st parameter to set. |
p_value_01 |
Value of the 1st parameter to set. |
p_name_02 |
Name of the 2nd parameter to set. |
p_value_02 |
Value of the 2nd parameter to set. |
p_name_03 |
Name of the 3rd parameter to set. |
p_value_03 |
Value of the 3rd parameter to set. |
p_name_04 |
Name of the 4th parameter to set. |
p_value_04 |
Value of the 4th parameter to set. |
p_name_05 |
Name of the 5th parameter to set. |
p_value_05 |
Value of the 5th parameter to set. |
p_reset |
Whether to clear the request header array before. |
p_skip_if_exists |
If TRUE, already existing headers will ignored. |
Example 1
The following example appends "Content-Type" and "User-Agent" HTTP request headers to the already existing headers, but only if they do not exist yet.
begin
apex_web_service.set_request_headers(
p_name_01 => 'Content-Type',
p_value_01 => 'application/json',
p_name_02 => 'User-Agent',
p_value_02 => 'APEX',
p_reset => false,
p_skip_if_exists => true );
end;
Example 2
The following example clears existing request headers and sets "Content-Type" and "User-Agent."
begin
apex_web_service.set_request_headers(
p_name_01 => 'Content-Type',
p_value_01 => 'application/json',
p_name_02 => 'User-Agent',
p_value_02 => 'APEX' );
end;
Parent topic: APEX_WEB_SERVICE