About Connect HTTP rules
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The HTTP integration interface supports interactions between your PRPC applications and other systems through HyperText Transport Protocol.
Use HTTP connector rules when you want your application to send XML or string data (text) as messages to an external system without the need to comply with messaging standards or protocols like SOAP.
Connect HTTP rules provide a low-overhead, stateless alternative to SOAP.
Use the Application Explorer or > Integration > Definitions > Implementations to list the Connect HTTP rules in your application. Use the Rules Explorer to list all Connect HTTP rules that are available to you.
The Connector and Metadata accelerator does not generate HTTP connector rules. Configure them directly using the Connect HTTP rule form.
The HTTP connector supports sending and receiving attachments with the HTTP response message. For more information, see PDN article 25026 How to configure a SOAP or dotNET connector to send or receive SOAP with attachments.
Connect HTTP rules can be referenced in an Integrator shape () of a flow rule, or on the Definition tab of a Declare Page rule, as the source of data for the contents of the declare page.
Connect HTTP rules belong to the Integration-Connectors category. A Connect HTTP rule is an instance of the Rule-Connect-HTTP rule type.