C.6 Received header file

The HTTP headers of the data received from a web API are written to the received header file. This file is automatically created by the HTTP connection job. The format in which data is written differs depending on the specifications of the web API that was called.

If you include security information (such as a password) in this file, you do so on your own responsibility.

The following table describes the specifications of the received header file.

Table C‒6: Specifications of the received header file
No.	Definition	Description
1	Permission	The access permission settings of the folder in which to create the received header file must permit the user who executes the job to create files. For the created file, the following permission settings are specified: In Windows: Owner: User who executed the job In Linux: Permission: 644 Owner: User who executed the job Group: Group that the user who executed the job belongs to
2	Character encoding	Depends on the specifications of the web API to be called.
3	Maximum size	Not limited

For the receive data storage method in the definition items for HTTP connection jobs, if you choose to output the header and body to the same file, the body of the received data will also be written to the received header file.

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