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\name{httpPUT}\alias{httpPUT}\alias{httpPOST}\alias{httpGET}\alias{httpDELETE}\alias{httpHEAD}\alias{httpOPTIONS}\title{Simple high-level functions for HTTP PUT and DELETE}\description{These two functions are simple, high-level functionsthat implement the HTTP request methods PUT and DELETE.These can also be done by specifying the methodtype using the curl option \code{customrequest}.These functions merely provide a conveniencewrapper for \code{\link{getURLContent}}with the HTTP method specified.}\usage{httpPUT(url, content, ..., curl = getCurlHandle())httpPOST(url, ..., curl = getCurlHandle())httpDELETE(url, ..., curl = getCurlHandle())httpGET(url, ..., curl = getCurlHandle())httpHEAD(url, ..., curl = getCurlHandle())httpOPTIONS(url, ..., curl = getCurlHandle())}\arguments{\item{url}{the URL of the server to which the HTTP request is to bemade}\item{content}{the value that is to be used as the content of the\code{PUT} request. This can be a character or a \code{raw} object.}\item{\dots}{additional arguments passed to \code{\link{getURLContent}}}\item{curl}{the curl handle to be used to make the request}}\value{The content returned by the server as a result of the request.}\author{Duncan Temple Lang}\seealso{\code{\link{getURLContent}}}\examples{\dontrun{# create a database in a CouchDB serverhttpPUT("http://127.0.0.1:5984/temp_db")# Insert an entry into an ElasticSearch dabtabase.httpPUT("http://localhost:9200/a/b/axyz", '{"abc" : 123}')# Then delete the databasehttpDELETE("http://127.0.0.1:5984/temp_db")}}\keyword{programming}\concept{HTTP}