HTTP Adapter Property Schema and Properties

The following table lists the properties in the HTTP adapter property schema.

Namespace: http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/2003/http-properties

Name	Type	Description
ProxyName	xs:string	Specifies the proxy server name.
ProxyPort	xs:int	Specifies the proxy server port.
UseHandlerProxySettings	xs:boolean	Specifies whether the HTTP send port uses the proxy configuration for the handler.
UseProxy	xs:boolean	Specifies whether HTTP adapter uses the proxy server.
RequestTimeout	xs:int	Time-out period of waiting for a response from the server. If this property is set to zero (0), the system calculates the time-out on the request message size.
Username	xs:string	The user name to use for authentication with the server.
Password	xs:string	The user password to use for authentication with the server.
ProxyUsername	xs:string	Specifies the user name for authentication with the proxy server.
ProxyPassword	xs:string	Specifies the user password for authentication with the proxy server.
MaxRedirects	xs:int	The maximum number of times that the HTTP adapter will redirect the request.
ContentType	xs:string	Content type of the request messages.
HttpCookie	xs:string
AuthenticationScheme	xs:string	Type of authentication to use with the destination server.
Certificate	xs:string	Thumbprint of client SSL certificate.
UseSSO	xs:boolean	Specifies whether the HTTP send port will use SSO.
AffiliateApplicationName	xs:string	Name of affiliate application to use for SSO.
InboundHttpHeaders	xs:string	Contains the HTTP headers from the inbound HTTP request.
SubmissionHandle	xs:string	Contains the BizTalk Server correlation token (GUID) for the request message.
EnableChunkedEncoding	xs:boolean	Specifies whether or not chunked encoding is used by the HTTP adapter.
UserHttpHeaders	xs:string	Contains the customized headers contained in the HTTP request or response message The value of the UserHttpHeaders property must have the following format: Header1: value\r\nHeader2: value\r\n Note Put a colon (:) and a SPACE character ( ) between the header and the value. An empty header will cause the entry to be filtered out. An empty value is okay. You can modify the following five standard HTTP headers by using the UserHttpHeaders property: - Accept - Referrer - Expect - If-Modified-Since - User-Agent
ResponseStatusCode	xs:int	HTTP response status codes indicate whether a specific HTTP request has been successfully completed. Responses are grouped in five classes: - Informational responses (100–199) - Successful responses (200–299) - Redirection messages (300–399) - Client error responses (400–499) - Server error responses (500–599)

See Also

Configuring the HTTP Adapter