Types

Used for configuring the caching behaviour. Setting the policy field in the CacheConfig record allows the user to control the caching behaviour.

Defines the possible values for the chunking configuration in HTTP services and clients.

AUTO: If the payload is less than 8KB, content-length header is set in the outbound request/response, otherwise chunking header is set in the outbound request/response ALWAYS: Always set chunking header in the response NEVER: Never set the chunking header even if the payload is larger than 8KB in the outbound request/response

A finite type for modeling the states of the Circuit Breaker. The Circuit Breaker starts in the CLOSED state. If any failure thresholds are exceeded during execution, the circuit trips and goes to the OPEN state. After the specified timeout period expires, the circuit goes to the HALF_OPEN state. If the trial request sent while in the HALF_OPEN state succeeds, the circuit goes back to the CLOSED state.

Defines the authentication configurations for the HTTP client.

Options to compress using gzip or deflate.

AUTO: When service behaves as a HTTP gateway inbound request/response accept-encoding option is set as the outbound request/response accept-encoding/content-encoding option ALWAYS: Always set accept-encoding/content-encoding in outbound request/response NEVER: Never set accept-encoding/content-encoding header in outbound request/response

Defines the position of the headers in the request/response.

LEADING: Header is placed before the payload of the request/response TRAILING: Header is placed after the payload of the request/response

Defines the HTTP operations related to circuit breaker, failover and load balancer.

FORWARD: Forward the specified payload GET: Request a resource POST: Create a new resource DELETE: Deletes the specified resource OPTIONS: Request communication options available PUT: Replace the target resource PATCH: Apply partial modification to the resource HEAD: Identical to GET but no resource body should be returned SUBMIT: Submits a http request and returns an HttpFuture object NONE: No operation should be performed

Defines the supported HTTP protocols.

HTTP_1_0: HTTP/1.0 protocol HTTP_1_1: HTTP/1.1 protocol HTTP_2_0: HTTP/2.0 protocol

Defines the possible values for the keep-alive configuration in service and client endpoints.

Defines the authentication configurations for the HTTP listener.

Represents an error occurred in an remote function of the Load Balance connector.

Defines the possible values for the mutual ssl status.

passed: Mutual SSL handshake is successful. failed: Mutual SSL handshake has failed.

The return type of an interceptor service function

Represents OAuth2 grant configurations for OAuth2 authentication.

The types of the response payload that are returned by the HTTP client after the data binding operation.

Defines the HTTP redirect codes as a type.

The types of messages that are accepted by HTTP client when sending out the outbound request.

The types of messages that are accepted by HTTP listener when sending out the outbound response.

Defines the possible status code response record types.

The types of data values that are expected by the HTTP client to return after the data binding operation.