In a Web application, sets the value of HTTP headers in the response being generated by the server for the browser client.

Note This function is new with Release 6.

Syntax

@SetHTTPHeader( responseHeader ; value )

Parameters

responseHeader

String. The name of a response-header field, for example, "Content-Encoding," "Content-Length," or "Set-Cookie." See http:/www.w3.org/Protocols for specifications of response headers. The following response headers are read-only and cannot be set or overwritten using this function:
• Connection
• Content-Type
• Date
• Server

Text, number, or date. A value for the field. Dates are converted to RFC 1123 format. An empty string ("") removes the header and its value from the HTTP response.

successOrFailure

Number. @True, or one (1), if the HTTP response header was successfully updated; @False, or zero (0), otherwise.

@SetHTTPHeader is useful in formulas that run in the context of a browser; the Notes client always returns @False, or zero (0), for this formula.

See @GetHTTPHeader for information on getting a request header value.

Language cross-reference

Headers property of LotusScript NotesMIMEEntity class

Headers property of Java MIMEEntity class

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