A large amount of HTTP header fields exist with the HTTP v1.1 protocol and many more have been added and continue to be added as extension features. Those headers fields are included in HTTP requests and responses and they defined additional parameters for the HTTP transaction. They are used for authentication, cookies, accepted file types and the list go on. Some are specific to requests, others to responses and some are global to both. You can found the list of recognized header fields by the µC/HTTP products in the section HTTP Header Fields Recognized.
µC/HTTP-server
µC/HTTP-server supports the reception of headers in HTTP requests and the addition of headers in HTTP responses to send. Only headers recognized by the HTTP server stack can be accepted and added (See HTTP Header Fields Recognized).
See section Header Field Configuration to enable the Header Field feature.
See section Receive and Add HTTP Header Fields for more details on the configuration and usage of this feature.
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