When configuring an HTTP web service, you will specify all the necessary information about the inputs and content of the web service. The information you provide will include the endpoint URL that specifies the resource that your operation creates, updates, or deletes. You will also specify the authentication data to access the service, the HTTP headers, any URL parameters needed, and the data format and content for the HTTP body. You can use tags from our system to insert real-time system data into the HTTP headers, URL parameters, or HTTP body.
Let’s review how you can create and configure an HTTP web service.