Constructor for HTTP Response headers object

Constructor for HTTP Response headers object

Initializes a new instance of the HTTPResponseHeaders class

Initializes a new instance of the HTTPResponseHeaders class

Adds a new header containing the specified name and value.

Adds one or more headers

Returns all values of the named header in a single string, delimited by commas

Parses a string and assigns the headers parsed to this object

Clone this HTTPResponseHeaders object and return the result cast to an Object

Number of HTTP headers

Returns the count of instances of the named header

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Determines if the Headers collection contains a header of the specified name, with any value.

Determines if the Headers collection contains one or more headers of the specified name, and sHeaderValue is part of one of those Headers' value.

Determines if the Headers collection contains a header of the specified name, and sHeaderValue=Header's value. Similar to a case-insensitive version of: headers[sHeaderName]==sHeaderValue, although it checks all instances of the named header.

Determines if the Headers collection contains any header from the specified list, with any value.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Returns all instances of the named header

If you get the Writer lock, Free it ASAP or you're going to hang or deadlock the Session

Protect your enumeration using GetReaderLock

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Get the Reader Lock if you plan to enumerate the Storage collection.

Returns the Value from a token in the header. Correctly handles double-quoted strings. Requires semicolon for delimiting tokens Limitation: FAILS if semicolon is in token's value, even if quoted. FAILS in the case of crazy headers, e.g. Header: Blah="SoughtToken=Blah" SoughtToken=MissedMe We really need a "proper" header parser

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Get the Writer Lock if you plan to change the Storage collection. NB: You only need this lock if you plan to change the collection itself; you can party on the items in the collection if you like without locking.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Removes all headers from the header collection which have the specified name.

Removes a HTTPHeader item from the collection

Removes all HTTPHeader items from the collection

Removes all headers from the header collection which have the specified names.

Renames all headers in the header collection which have the specified name.

Update the response status code and text

Copies the Headers to a new array. Prefer this method over the enumerator to avoid cross-thread problems.

Returns a byte array representing the HTTP headers.

Returns a string containing the http headers

Returns a string containing http headers

Text encoding to be used when converting this header object to/from a byte array

Status code from HTTP Response. If setting, also set HTTPResponseStatus too!

Code AND Description of Response Status (e.g. '200 OK').

HTTP version (e.g. HTTP/1.1)

Storage for individual HTTPHeaderItems in this header collection NB: Using a list is important, as order can matter

Indexer property. Returns HTTPHeaderItem by index. Throws Exception if index out of bounds

Gets or sets the value of a header. In the case of Gets, the value of the first header of that name is returned. If the header does not exist, returns null. In the case of Sets, the value of the first header of that name is updated. If the header does not exist, it is added.

Gets or sets the text associated with the response code (e.g. "OK", "Not Found", etc)