Cisco Cisco Agent Desktop 8.5 Guia Do Utilizador

4. Complete the HTTP Request Data dialog box as follows:

5. Continue to build your request using the Add, Edit, and Delete buttons as 

needed.

6. When you have completed building the request, click Preview to view the 

request. Note that Desktop Administrator has added the special characters 
needed for a valid HTTP request. Supported formats are as follows:

■

If a path is specified and there is request data, there will be a “/” after the 
port and a “?” after the path.

Example: http://www.site.com:80/index.jsp?name=value

■

If a path is not specified, there is request data, and the first request data 
is not DataFieldOnly, there will be a “?” after the port and no “/”.

Example: http://site.com:80?name=value

■

If a path is not specified, there is request data, and the first request data 
is DataFieldOnly, there will be a “/” after the port and no “?”.

Example: http://www.site.com:80/value

Value Name

Enter the name of the field in the web application.

Value Type

Select one of the following: 

• DataField to use an enterprise data variable as the 

source of the data. This is inserted in the URL 
following the <name>=<value> format.

• UserDefined to use a specific string entered in the 

Value field. This is inserted in the URL following the 
<name>=<value> format.

• DataFieldOnly to insert any value selected from the 

Value drop-down list without following the 
<name>=<value> format.

Value

If you selected a value type of DataField or 
DataFieldOnly, select the enterprise data variable from 
the drop-down list. If you selected UserDefined, enter 
the value to be used.

Test Data

Enter a string of test data to simulate DataField or 
DataFieldOnly data. This field is enabled only if you 
select a Value Type of DataField or DataFieldOnly.