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<var>$Web_Input_Header</var> can be used to examine data from the client if the <var>[[ | <var>$Web_Input_Header</var> can be used to examine data from the client if the <var>[[RAWHEADER_(JANUS_DEFINE_parameter)|RAWHEADER]]</var> parameter is set on the port definition. | ||
Web request header parameters are always separated by ASCII carriage-return/line-feed (X'0D0A') pairs. As such, an application using <var>$Web_Input_Header</var> would probably want to parse the returned longstring using longstring parsing functions (see [[Longstrings#Longstrings and $functions|"Longstrings and $functions"]]) or [[Stringlist class]] parsing methods (the <var>[[ParseLines (Stringlist subroutine)|ParseLines]]</var> method is likely to be particularly helpful). | Web request header parameters are always separated by ASCII carriage-return/line-feed (X'0D0A') pairs. As such, an application using <var>$Web_Input_Header</var> would probably want to parse the returned longstring using longstring parsing functions (see [[Longstrings#Longstrings and $functions|"Longstrings and $functions"]]) or [[Stringlist class]] parsing methods (the <var>[[ParseLines (Stringlist subroutine)|ParseLines]]</var> method is likely to be particularly helpful). |
Revision as of 22:06, 10 February 2014
Retrieve web request header contents
$Web_Input_Header retrieves the raw web request headers sent by a client. $Web_Input_Header returns this content as a longstring.
Syntax
%lstr = $Web_Input_Header( [type] )
$Web_Input_Header takes a single optional argument and returns a longstring.
type | A case-independent string set to one of the following:
type is an optional argument, and it defaults to Binary. |
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$Web_Input_Header can be used to examine data from the client if the RAWHEADER parameter is set on the port definition.
Web request header parameters are always separated by ASCII carriage-return/line-feed (X'0D0A') pairs. As such, an application using $Web_Input_Header would probably want to parse the returned longstring using longstring parsing functions (see "Longstrings and $functions") or Stringlist class parsing methods (the ParseLines method is likely to be particularly helpful).
$Web_Input_Header is available only in Versions 7.5 and later of the Model 204.
See also $Web_Input_Content, $Web_Output_Content, and $Web_File_Content.