Managing HTTP Requests with HTTP Agents
In 4D 19 R6, we introduced HTTP classes to modernize syntax and enhance functionalities for our HTTP client commands. Building on this foundation, 4D ...
In 4D 19 R6, we introduced HTTP classes to modernize syntax and enhance functionalities for our HTTP client commands. Building on this foundation, 4D ...
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In today's interconnected world, the need for real-time updates is paramount for websites and IoT applications. A way to deliver information instantl...
In an increasingly connected world, websites or IoT applications must be updated in real-time. A way to deliver information instantly to your sites i...
With 4D v19R6, we brought you a new way to perform HTTP requests: HTTP classes. At that time, some of the HTTP classes functionalities were not final,...
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In our constant effort to improve 4D syntax and functionalities, we have decided to bring you new commands to perform HTTP requests in 4D: the HTTP cl...
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