| .h2o.doRawPOST | R Documentation | 
Does not do any I/O level error checking. Caller must do its own validations. Does not modify the response payload in any way. Log the request and response if h2o.startLogging() has been called.
.h2o.doRawPOST(
  conn = h2o.getConnection(),
  h2oRestApiVersion,
  urlSuffix,
  parms,
  fileUploadInfo,
  ...
)
conn | 
 H2OConnection  | 
h2oRestApiVersion | 
 (Optional) A version number to prefix to the urlSuffix. If no version is provided, the version prefix is skipped.  | 
urlSuffix | 
 The partial URL suffix to add to the calculated base URL for the instance  | 
parms | 
 (Optional) Parameters to include in the request  | 
fileUploadInfo | 
 (Optional) Information to POST (NOTE: changes Content-type from XXX-www-url-encoded to multi-part). Use fileUpload(normalizePath("/path/to/file")).  | 
... | 
 (Optional) Additional parameters.  | 
The return value is a list as follows: $url – Final calculated URL. $postBody – The body of the POST request from client to server. $curlError – TRUE if a socket-level error occurred. FALSE otherwise. $curlErrorMessage – If curlError is TRUE a message about the error. $httpStatusCode – The HTTP status code. Usually 200 if the request succeeded. $httpStatusMessage – A string describing the httpStatusCode. $payload – The raw response payload as a character vector.
A list object as described above
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