HttpState

The <httpState> type allows the caller to create an HttpState instance, and add it as a reference, or be nested as a subelement of an <httpClient> element.

Parameters

Attribute	Description	Required
`id`	The reference id to store this HttpState under.	No.
`refId`	The reference id of the HttpState which this element references.	No.

Parameters specified as Nested Elements

<cookie>

Create a cookie.

Attribute	Description	Required
`domain`		No.
`path`		No.
`name`		No.
`value`		No.
`secure`		No.
`comment`		No.
`expiryDate`		No.
`version`		No.
`domainAttributeSpecified`		No.
`pathAttributeSpecified`		No.

<credentials>

Create authentication credentials.

Attribute	Description	Required
`host`	The host.	No.
`port`	The port.	No.
`realm`	The realm.	No.
`scheme`	The scheme.	No.
`username`	The username.	No.
`password`	The password.	No.

<proxyCredentials>

Create proxy authentication credentials.

| Identitical to element. | |---------------------------------------------|

Examples

<httpState id="myState">
  <cookie name="loginId" value="username" realm="sourceforge.net" />
</httpState>

<httpClient id="myClient" stateRefId="myState" />

<httpClient id="myClient>
  <httpState>
    <cookie name="loginId" value="username" realm="sourceforge.net" />
  </httpState>
</httpClient>