PATCH

Additional configuration settings such as
  http authentication (<code><a href="/link/authenticate?package=httr&version=0.1.1" rd-options="" data-mini-rdoc="httr::authenticate">authenticate</a></code>),
  additional headers (<code><a href="/link/add_headers?package=httr&version=0.1.1" rd-options="" data-mini-rdoc="httr::add_headers">add_headers</a></code>), cookies
  (<code></code>

config

Use <code>NULL</code> for an empty body, a
  length-one character or file. Each component should
  either be a character value or the object returned by
  <code><a href="/link/fileUpload?package=httr&version=0.1.1&to=RCurl" rd-options="RCurl" data-mini-rdoc="RCurl::fileUpload">fileUpload</a></code> (if you want to upload a
  file)

body

Should the form be send as
  multipart/form-data (<code>TRUE</code>), or
  application/x-www-form-urlencoded (<code>FALSE</code>).  Files
  can not be uploaded when <code>FALSE</code>.

multipart

Further parameters, such as <code>query</code>,
  <code>path</code>, etc, passed on to <code><a href="/link/modify_url?package=httr&version=0.1.1" rd-options="" data-mini-rdoc="httr::modify_url">modify_url</a></code>.
  These parameters must be named.

The handle to use with this request. If not
  supplied, will be retrieved and reused from the
  <code><a href="/link/handle_pool?package=httr&version=0.1.1" rd-options="" data-mini-rdoc="httr::handle_pool">handle_pool</a></code> based on the scheme, hostname
  and port of the url. By default <pkg>httr</pkg> requests to
  

handle

Provides useful tools for working with HTTP connections.
        Is a simplified wrapper built on top of RCurl.  It is much much
        less configurable but because it only attempts to encompass the
        most common operations it is also much much simpler.

PATCH: Send PATCH request server.

Description

Usage

Arguments