When you specify custom HTTP headers, the client includes the headers with every HTTP request it sends. To specify more than
one custom header, use custom_header multiple times, using the semicolon (;) as a divider. For example: custom_header=header1:value1; customer_header=header2:value2
Custom headers are useful when your synchronization client interacts with a third-party tool that requires custom headers.
Some HTTP proxies require all requests to contain special headers. The following example sets a custom HTTP header called
MyProxyHdr to the value ProxyUser in an embedded SQL or C++ UltraLite application: