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Cisco Desktop Administrator User Guide
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January 16, 2013
5. Complete the HTTP Request Data dialog box as follows:
6. Continue to build your request using the Add, Edit, and Delete buttons.
7. 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
If a path is not specified, there are several 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&value…
8. When you are satisfied your request is correctly formatted, click Test to test it 
using the test data you entered when adding the request data.
Field
Description
Value Name
Enter the name of the field in the web application.
Value Type
One of the following:
• DataField: An enterprise data variable is the source of 
the data. Uses the format <name>=<value>.
• UserDefined: A specific string entered in the Value field. 
Uses the format <name>=<value>.
• DataFieldOnly: Any value from the Value drop-down list. 
Does not use the format <name>=<value>.
Value
If Value Type is UserDefined, the actual value. If Value Type 
is DataField or DataFieldOnly, the enterprise data variable. 
Test Data
A string to simulate DataField or DataFieldOnly data. 
Enabled only if Value Type is DataField or DataFieldOnly.