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SYS.UTL_HTTP dependencies on STANDARD

Line 484: * the "Content-Type" header. Per the HTTP protocol standard specification,

480:
481: /**
482: * Sets the default character set of the body of all future HTTP requests
483: * when the media type is "text" but the character set is not specified in
484: * the "Content-Type" header. Per the HTTP protocol standard specification,
485: * if the media type of a request or a response is "text" but the character
486: * set information is missing in the "Content-Type" header, the character
487: * set of the request or response body should default to "ISO-8859-1".
488: * Sets the default character set to override the default character set

Line 981: * the HTTP protocol standard. Therefore, setting a header does not

977: * illegal_call when the request body is already sent
978: * - plus miscellaneous network and runtime exceptions.
979: * NOTES
980: * Note that multiple HTTP headers with the same name are allowed per
981: * the HTTP protocol standard. Therefore, setting a header does not
982: * replace a prior header with the same name.
983: * If the request is made using HTTP 1.1 protocol, the UTL_HTTP package
984: * sets the "Host" header automatically for the user.
985: * When the user sets the "Content-Type" header with this procedure,

Line 1188: * Per the HTTP protocol standard specification, if the media type of a

1184:
1185: /**
1186: * Sets the character set of the request body when the media type is "text"
1187: * but the character set is not specified in the "Content-Type" header.
1188: * Per the HTTP protocol standard specification, if the media type of a
1189: * request or a response is "text" but the character set information is
1190: * missing in the "Content-Type" header, the character set of the request
1191: * or response body should default to "ISO-8859-1".
1192: *

Line 1751: * Per the HTTP protocol standard specification, if the media type of a

1747:
1748: /**
1749: * Sets the character set of the response body when the media type is "text"
1750: * but the character set is not specified in the "Content-Type" header.
1751: * Per the HTTP protocol standard specification, if the media type of a
1752: * request or a response is "text" but the character set information is
1753: * missing in the "Content-Type" header, the character set of the request
1754: * or response body should default to "ISO-8859-1".
1755: *