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Molybden API
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The NetworkDelegates::onReceiveHeaders action arguments. More...
#include <network_delegates.hpp>
Public Attributes | |
| std::shared_ptr< Network > | network |
| The network instance initiated this action. | |
| UrlRequest | request |
| The URL request. | |
| std::vector< HttpHeader > | http_headers |
| The list of the HTTP headers of the request or an empty list if the request does not have any HTTP headers. | |
| std::string | mime_type |
| The MIME type value initialized with the lower case string retrieved from the Content-Type header. | |
| std::string | charset |
| Represents the charset data in the lower case retrieved from the Content-Type header. | |
| std::string | ip_address |
| Represents a remote endpoint that was used to make the request. | |
| std::string | status_line |
| Represents the information about HTTP version, response code and the status text. | |
| std::string | status_text |
| Returns a string that represents the short textual description of the response code. | |
| int64_t | content_length |
| The value of the Content-Length header. | |
| uint16_t | response_code |
| Returns the HTTP response code. | |
The NetworkDelegates::onReceiveHeaders action arguments.
| std::string molybden::ReceiveHeadersArgs::charset |
Represents the charset data in the lower case retrieved from the Content-Type header.
Can be empty if there is no charset data.
| int64_t molybden::ReceiveHeadersArgs::content_length |
The value of the Content-Length header.
The value equals -1 when there is no such HTTP header in the URL response.
| std::string molybden::ReceiveHeadersArgs::ip_address |
Represents a remote endpoint that was used to make the request.
It can be empty if the resource pulled from cache.
| std::string molybden::ReceiveHeadersArgs::mime_type |
The MIME type value initialized with the lower case string retrieved from the Content-Type header.
Can be empty if there is no MIME type data.
| uint16_t molybden::ReceiveHeadersArgs::response_code |
Returns the HTTP response code.
This is 0 if the response code text seems to exist, but could not be parsed. Otherwise, it defaults to 200 if the response code is not found in the HTTP headers.