A | |
| auth_info [Http_types] |
authentication information
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C | |
| client_error_status [Http_types] | |
| client_error_substatus [Http_types] | |
D | |
| daemon_mode [Http_types] |
Daemon behaviour wrt request handling.
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| daemon_spec [Http_types] |
daemon specification, describe the behaviour of an HTTP daemon.
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E | |
| error_status [Http_types] | |
F | |
| file_source [Http_types] |
File sources
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I | |
| informational_status [Http_types] | |
| informational_substatus [Http_types] | |
M | |
| meth [Http_types] |
HTTP method, actually only GET and POST methods are supported
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R | |
| redirection_status [Http_types] | |
| redirection_substatus [Http_types] | |
S | |
| server_error_status [Http_types] | |
| server_error_substatus [Http_types] | |
| status [Http_types] |
HTTP status
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| status_code [Http_types] | |
| success_status [Http_types] | |
| success_substatus [Http_types] | |
T | |
| tcp_server [Http_types] |
A TCP server is a function taking an address on which bind and listen for
connections, an optional timeout after which abort client connections and a
callback function which in turn takes an input and an output channel as
arguments.
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V | |
| version [Http_types] |
HTTP version, actually only 1.0 and 1.1 are supported.
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