This property holds the complete URL (Universal resource
locator) address of a remote document to retrieve or store.
It is a combination of protocol name, (optional login and
password), hostname, (optionally port), and path to
document.
Please note that this property just combines information
provided by the Login, Password,
Hostname,
Port and
the Request Object's URI properties. It
returns the combination of those properties.
If user sets a new value to this property, information
is parsed and stored into the above properties. It is
provided for ease of use. For more advanced needs, it is
suggested to use Hostname and Port properties, and Request
object.
Since version 1.3.2 you can use non-HTTP (and non-HTTPS)
protocols also when
ProxyType is
set to
ProxyWEBStandard. This is possible because proxy server actually
requests resource for us - and returns correct http response to us,
so wodHttpDLX can "talk to it". Typical example would be to use URL
such as ftp://joe:hispass@your.host.com:21/your/resource
for FTP protocol. It is VERY important to provide port information
in such requests (please notice we added :21 to URL in previous
sample) since wodHttpDLX doesn't really know any information about
non-http protocols.