setHttpOptions

Set HTTP options for OSLC client

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    Syntax

    setHttpOptions(myClient,opts)

    Description

    setHttpOptions(myClient,opts) assigns the custom HTTP options opts to the OSLC client myClient.

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    Examples

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    This example shows how to authenticate an OSLC client by using custom HTTP options.

    Create the OSLC client.

    myClient = oslc.Client;

    Set the server URL, service root and catalog path for your service provider.

    setServer(myClient,'http://example.com');
setServiceRoot(myClient,'rm');
setCatalogPath(myClient,'oslc/services/catalog');

    Create and enter the user credentials by using the matlab.net.http.Credentials class with a basic matlab.net.http.AuthenticationScheme object.

    creds = matlab.net.http.Credentials('Username','jdoe','Password', ...
'Password1234','scheme',matlab.net.http.AuthenticationScheme.Basic);

    Create custom HTTP options by using the matlab.net.http.HTTPOptions class constructor. Set the Credentials property for the custom HTTP options.

    opts = matlab.net.http.HTTPOptions('Credentials',creds)
    opts = 

  HTTPOptions with properties:

           MaxRedirects: 20
         ConnectTimeout: 10
               UseProxy: 1
               ProxyURI: []
           Authenticate: 1
            Credentials: [1×1 matlab.net.http.Credentials]
     UseProgressMonitor: 0
            SavePayload: 0
        ConvertResponse: 1
         DecodeResponse: 1
     ProgressMonitorFcn: []
    CertificateFilename: "default"
       VerifyServerName: 1
            DataTimeout: Inf
        ResponseTimeout: Inf
       KeepAliveTimeout: Inf

    Specify the custom HTTP options to authenticate the OSLC client myClient.

    setHttpOptions(myClient,opts);

    Input Arguments

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    OSLC client, specified as an oslc.Client object.

    Custom HTTP header, specified as a matlab.net.http.HTTPOptions object.

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    Introduced in R2021a

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