Reference: HTTP-Out Transport Properties

Common Tab

Property	XML Attribute Name	Description
Id	id	The unique ID of the http-out transport within the assembly.
Routes Response To	routes-response-to	The destination of the response message for the http-out transport. The http-out transport populates the MediationContext property http.response.status with the status of the HTTP response returned by the remote server. The assembly can use the value in this property to determine handling for different status codes.
Execute When	execute-when	A condition that determines whether the http-out transport executes.
Endpoint	endpoint	The target HTTP URL address towards which the http-out transport directs the request message. Example: http://myhost.example.org/MyService
Http Method	http-method	The HTTP request method supported by the http-out transport. Example: DELETE , GET , POST , PUT , and PATCH . To use the PATCH method, you must set the wd.http.client property to apache . If you don't want downstream transports to also use the Apache HTTP client, reset the wd.http.client property to null . If you don't specify a method for this property, Studio uses the POST method.

Advanced Tab

Property	XML Attribute Name	Description
Store Message	store-message	Specify none unless otherwise advised by Workday Support. To store messages, use Studio's store step.
Transport Class	transport-class	Specifies an alternative implementation class on a per-assembly basis, if required. You can globally change the implementation classes by editing the WEB-INF/classes/spring/assembly-bean.xml file.
Ignore Dynamic Endpoints	ignore-dynamic-endpoints	Specifies whether to ignore the dynamic WS-Addressing (WSA) value in the incoming message's header or use it to override the value in the transport's Endpoint property. Use the set-dynamic-endpoint step to specify WS-Addressing details.
Connect Timeout	connect-timeout	Specifies, in milliseconds, a timeout period for establishing a connection with an HTTP server. If you don't specify a value, the session times out after 300000 ms (5 minutes).
Response Timeout	response-timeout	Specifies, in milliseconds, a timeout period for awaiting a response from an HTTP server. If you don't specify a value, the session times out after 21600000 ms (6 hours). If the HTTP connection remains unresponsive for longer than this period, the http-out transport fails.
Error As Response	error-as-response	Enables you to copy an error response message from a server to the message on the http-out transport.
Close Connection	error-as-response	Adds a Connection: close header to an outgoing http-out transport message.
Streaming	streaming	Enables HTTP streaming using PUT and POST HTTP methods.
Auto Inproc	auto-inproc	Specifies whether to use in-process transport communication for http-out request messages. Enables you to send messages directly to assembly endpoints located within the same server without using the network I/O capabilities of the local host.
Retries	retries	Specifies the number of retry attempts that the http-out transport makes if a transport exception occurs.
Retry Delay	retry-delay	Specifies in milliseconds a delay period between each retry attempt. Workday complies with the Retry-After or RateLimit-Reset header value in an external endpoint’s 429 Too Many Requests response provided it’s shorter than the default maximum of 5 minutes or the retry-delay value you specify here. If the response header value is missing, Workday uses the retry-delay value. If both the retry-delay and header values are missing, Workday uses the 5 minute default. An integration will be unable to determine a retry delay and will fail if the header value is larger than both the retry-delay value and the default maximum.
Log Retries	log-retries	Enables you to log HTTP retry attempts to the server log file.
Accept Gzip	accept-gzip	Specifies whether to include an HTTP accept-encoding=gzip field in the http-out request header, which indicates whether to accept gzip content in the response.
Gzip Content	gzip-content	Specifies whether to include an HTTP content-encoding=gzip field in the http-out request header, which indicates whether to gzip the message content in the outgoing request.
Accept	accept	Specifies the accept header value to send with an HTTP request, which defines 1 or more content types that are acceptable in the response from an HTTP server.