TheRequestData Properties

Sets the allowed headers for incoming OPTIONS preflight checks

Sets the allowed methods for an incoming OPTIONS Preflight checks

Availability of this record The higher this number the higher the availability of this record The Storage Service might store the data in multiple location to ensure maximum availability

Timestamp of this class. Will be set to DateTimeOffset.Now on creation of the Class

Expiration in Seconds of the class If a derived class is stored in a StorageMirror and cdeEXP is set to>0, the StorageMirror will automatically delete this record after the time has passed

Unique Key for the class derived from TheDataBase. this will be used in the StorageService as the Unique Index in the SQL Tables

Guid of Hosting Node - new in 4.108: Moved from MetaDataBase to here

Priority of this record. A lower number means a higher priority. Data with higher priority will be retrieved faster than those with lower prio

A subset of the URL that identifies the requested page. For example, this URL http://localhost:10/my/page?num=12, generates a value for cdeRealPage of "/my/page".

An object with certificate information. The specific format is dependent on the type of web server. For example, in Asp.Net the objects are of type System.Web.HttpClientCertificate. In an HttpListener type web server, the certificates are of type System.Security.Cryptography. X509Certificates.X509Certificate2.

A dictionary field initialized to hold the headers of the incoming request.

A string with the name of the HTTP request method. For example, "GET" or "POST".

Provides the Http version from an incoming request, formatted as a double value. For example, 1.0 or 1.1.

Provides the Http version from an incoming request, formatted as a string. For example, "1.0" or "1.1".

A byte array holding data sent with an incoming post request.

An integer value indicating the length of the data in the PostData array.

A Uri type field containing the URL of the incoming request. For example, all of the details in a URL like this http://localhost:10/my/page?num=12 are available within various members of RequestUri.

A byte array property for response being returned to the sender. When an interceptor sends return data to the client, this field holds the data to be returned.

The response being sent to the client, formatted as a string.

A string value used to populate the "Content-Encoding" field in the header of the response. Examples include "gzip", "compress", "deflate", "identity", and "br".

A string indicating the format, or "media type", of the returned data. This is initially set to the value in the ContentType field of the incoming request. But it can be changed if the response is of a different type. Examples include "text/html", "text/xml", "text/json", "image/png", "application/javascript", and "application/json".

An integer for the Http Status Code. Initially set to zero, an interceptor function must set this value to indicate that a request has been handled. Possible values include: Not Handled(0), OK(200), NotFound(404), NotAcceptable(406), ServerError(500), and RequestTimeout(408).
These values are defined in the eHttpStatusCode enum.