HTTP Connector Configuration

When setting up the HTTP connector, enter values in the following fields.

Connector Configuration

Real-time Action Processing

• This feature should always be enabled for optimal performance. Only disable it if you are advised to do so by support.

Connection Details

Select + Add Connection on the connector within the integration to enter the connection details. Select a connection type from API Key Auth, Basic Auth, OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials, or Oauth 2.0 Code Flow. The required connection details vary based on which type you select. Each field is explained below.

Name

• Enter a distinct name to identify this connector.

OAuth Client

• Enter the OAuth client used by your authorization server.

Base Url

• Enter the root URL for the HTTP service, including the protocol (HTTP/HTTPS). For example, https://api.example.com.

Api Key

• Enter the API key provided by your API service.

Api Key Header

• Enter the name of the header where the API key should be included in your API requests.

Username

• Enter the username required for authentication.

Password

• Enter the corresponding password for the username.

Connection Test Endpoint

• Enter the relative path for the endpoint that will be used to test the connection. This path should return an HTTP status code to confirm the connection. For example, /status/check.

Test Result Status Code

• Enter the HTTP status code that indicates a successful connection. This is usually 200.