Process request
Sends a single request to a specified address and receives a response using the default settings
- Parameters
- Advanced call ?
Function ProcessRequest(Val Address, Val Data = "", Val ResponseString = True, Val Tls = "", Val Proxy = "") Export
| Parameter | CLI option | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Address | --address | String | ✔ | Address and port |
| Data | --data | String, BinaryData | ✖ | Data or text to be sent |
| ResponseString | --string | Boolean | ✖ | An attribute of receiving the response as a string |
| Tls | --tls | Structure Of KeyAndValue | ✖ | TLS settings, if necessary. See GetTlsSettings |
| Proxy | --proxy | Structure Of KeyAndValue | ✖ | Proxy settings, if required. See GetProxySettings |
Returns
BinaryData, String - Response or error information
This method has no additional advanced call parameters.
tip
Parameters with Binary data type can also accept file paths on disk and URLs
1C:Enterprise/OneScript code example
Address = "45.79.112.203:4242";
Data = "Echo this!" + Chars.LF;
Result = OPI_TCP.ProcessRequest(Address, Data);
Address = "tcpbin.com:4243";
ProxtUser = "proxyuser";
ProxyPassword = "12we...";
ProxyAddress = "127.0.0.1";
ProxyPort = "1080";
Proxy = OPI_TCP.GetProxySettings(ProxyAddress, ProxyPort, "socks5", ProxtUser, ProxyPassword);
Tls = OPI_TCP.GetTLSSettings(True);
Result = OPI_TCP.ProcessRequest(Address, Data, , Tls, Proxy);
- Bash
- CMD/Bat
# JSON data can also be passed as a path to a .json file
oint tcp ProcessRequest \
--address "tcpbin.com:4243" \
--data "Echo this!\n" \
--tls "{'use_tls':true,'accept_invalid_certs':true}" \
--proxy "{'server':'127.0.0.1','port':'1080','proxy_type':'socks5','login':'proxyuser','password':'***'}"
:: JSON data can also be passed as a path to a .json file
oint tcp ProcessRequest ^
--address "tcpbin.com:4243" ^
--data "Echo this!\n" ^
--tls "{'use_tls':true,'accept_invalid_certs':true}" ^
--proxy "{'server':'127.0.0.1','port':'1080','proxy_type':'socks5','login':'proxyuser','password':'***'}"
Result
"Echo this!\n"