Http_response
This tag is used to define the HTTP response sent back from an Http_listener, if you don't use this tag then the HTTP response is either 200 OK or 500 with some exception message being sent as the response message to the client. Now if you choose to use this tag you can define any HTTP code (even something outside of the 1xx-5xx range, which could be used by your application for identifying certain scenarios). With this response you can also send back headers, cookies and even an entity (which is a stream of data) to the HTTP client.
Children Tags
(headergroup | cookiegroup | cookie | header) {0,*} . entity
Required Attributes
status
The status code to set in the HTTP response.
Usage Examples
Example #1
<http_response message="Something is wrong" status="400">
   <header name="result" value="false" />
</http_response>
Example #2
<http_response message="OK!" status="200">
   <header name="header1" value="value1" />
   <entity>${dtf.stream(random,1024,1234)}</entity>
</http_response>