Http_SendRequest_DELETE_ByteBuffer


Sends a DELETE request to server and receives a binary answer.

Syntax

C++
Python
 
def Http_SendRequest_DELETE_ByteBuffer(
	inUrl: str,
	inHeaders: list[str],
	inHeadersData: list[str],
	inFields: list[str],
	inFieldsData: list[str],
	/,
	*,
	inTimeout: int = 60,
	inAllowUntrusted: bool = False,
	inCaCertFile: str | None = None
)
-> (
	outAnswer: ByteBuffer | None,
	outResponseCode: int
)

Parameters

Name Type Range Default Description
Input value inUrl str URL of request. Without parameters.
Input value inHeaders list[str] Request headers to send. They will be automatically encoded.
Input value inHeadersData list[str] Request headers to send. They will be automatically encoded.
Input value inFields list[str] Request data to send. It will be automatically encoded.
Input value inFieldsData list[str] Request data to send. It will be automatically encoded.
Input value inTimeout int 0 - 60 Request timeout in seconds.
Input value inAllowUntrusted bool False Whether or not to allow untrusted SSL certificates.
Input value inCaCertFile str | None None File holding one or more certificates to verify the peer with.
Output value outAnswer ByteBuffer | None Answer as binary byte buffer.
Output value outResponseCode int Answer code. Typically 200 for OK.