Using Internet Utility Classes
- Sending an HTTP Request
- Introduction to HTTP Requests
- HTTP Authentication
- Specifying Other HTTP Request Properties
- Setting and Getting HTTP Headers
- Managing Keep-Alive Behavior
- Handling HTTP Request Parameters
- Including a Request Body
- Sending Form Data
- Inserting, Listing, and Deleting Cookies
- Sending the HTTP Request
- Creating and Sending Multipart POST Requests
- Accessing the HTTP Response
- See Also
- Using an HTTP Response
- Accessing the Data of the Response
- Getting an HTTP Header by Name
- Accessing Other Information about the Response
- See Also
- Email Support in InterSystems IRIS
- Creating Email Messages
- Creating Single-Part Email Messages
- Creating Multipart Email Messages
- Specifying Email Message Headers
- Adding Attachments to a Message
- Encoding and Character Translation
- See Also
- Sending Email via SMTP
- Overview
- Enabling XOAUTH2 Authentication
- Example 1: HotPOPAsSMTP() and SendSimpleMessage()
- Example 2: YPOPsAsSMTP()
- Example 3: SendMessage()
- Other Properties of %Net.SMTP
- See Also
- Retrieving Email via POP3
- Overview
- Enabling XOAUTH2 Authentication
- Connection Examples
- Getting Information about the Mailbox
- Retrieving Messages
- Encoding and Character Translation
- Saving Attachments
- Retrieving Attached Messages
- Summary of Methods to Examine and Retrieve
- Deleting Messages
- See Also
- Working with Received Email
- Message Basics
- Message Headers
- Message Contents
- Other Message Information
- Example 1: ShowMsgInfo()
- Example 2: ShowMsgPartInfo()
- Example 3: ShowMsgHeaders()
- See Also
- Creating, Writing, and Reading MIME Messages
- Using FTP
- Establishing an FTP Session
- FTP File and System Methods
- Using a Linked Stream to Upload Large Files
- Customizing Callbacks Issued by the FTP Server
- See Also
- Using SSH
- Creating an SSH Session
- OpenSSH and PEM-Encoded Keys
- Example: Listing Files via SFTP
- Example: Authenticate with Keyboard Interactive
- Example: Execute a Remote Command
- Example: Port Forward
- See Also
- Sending and Receiving IBM WebSphere MQ Messages