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I need send some data in http header each time when I do request to server (whith get and post methods). I am using RKObjectManager from restkit. Also I need check status returned by server (401, 200, 404 e.t.c). Does anybody know the solution?

Thanks!

Radislav
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in version 0.20.0rc1 you can use the following code: 

[[[RKObjectManager sharedManager] HTTPClient] setDefaultHeader:myHeaderName value:myValue];
Dmitry Khryukin
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If you need to send custom headers with your requests, i'd suggest to use the RKClient property HTTPHeaders, for example:

[[[[RKObjectManager sharedManager] client] HTTPHeaders] setValue:myValue
                                                          forKey:myHeaderName];

For the status code, see my another answer.

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mja
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    More succinctly: `[[RKObjectManager sharedManager].client setValue:myValue forHTTPHeaderField:myHeaderName];` – zaph Jul 11 '12 at 15:13
  • Does this set the header for all requests or only for one? I'm looking for a way to set a header for only a single request. (nvr mind: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21115565/custom-headers-per-request-in-restkit) – SuperDuperTango Oct 14 '14 at 20:17