HTTP Response HeadersCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

This dialog allows you to properly configure common and custom HTTP Response Headers for your application on the target IIS Server.

Response headers

Common HeadersCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

HTTP keep-aliveCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

  • <not specified>
    - inherit HTTP keep-alive header setting.
  • Disable
    - disable HTTP keep-alive header.
  • Enable
    - enable HTTP keep-alive header.

Expire Web-ContentCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

  • <not specified>
    - inherit content expiration header setting.
  • Disable
    - disable content expiration.
  • Immediately
    - set content expiration to immediately.
  • After
    - set content expiration after a predefined time interval (in seconds, minutes, hours or days).
  • On (in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC))
    - set content expiration on a specific date and time (in UTC).

Custom HeadersCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Adding a new HTTP Response HeaderCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Use the [ New... ] button, the “New...” context menu item or press the Insert key while the list control is focused.

Editing an HTTP Response HeaderCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Use the [ Edit... ] button, the “Edit...” context menu item or press the Space key while an element from the list control is selected.

Removing an HTTP Response HeaderCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Use the [ Remove ] button, the “Remove” context menu item or press the Delete key while an element from the list control is selected.

HTTP Response Header Configuration DialogCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

HTTP Response Header Configuration

NameCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Specify the name of your custom HTTP header.

ValueCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Specify the value of your custom HTTP header.

TipThese fields are of Formatted Type and can be edited using Smart Edit Control.