perfSONAR_PS::Request - A module that provides an object to interact with for each client request.
This module is to be treated as an object representing a request from a user. The object can be used to get the users request in DOM format as well as set and send the response.
The 'call' argument is the resonse from HTTP::Daemon->accept(). The request is the actual http request from the user. In general, it can be obtained from the call variable specified above using the '->get_request' function. If it is unspecified, new will try to obtain the request from $call directly.
Returns the URI of the given request
(Re-)Sets the request from the client. The request must be a HTT::Daemon::ClientConn object.
Returns the URI for the specified request.
Returns the request as it was given to the object(i.e. the underlying HTTP::Daemon::ClientConn object).
Gets and returns the contents of the request as a DOM object.
Sets the response to the content.
Gets and returns the response as a string.
(Re-)Sets the the namespaces in the request.
Gets and returns the hash containing the namespaces for the given request.
Parses the request and remaps the elements in the request according to the specified namespaces. It returns -1 on error and 0 if everything parsed.
Remaps the given request according to the prefix/uri pairs specified in the $ns hash.
Sends the response to the client and closes the connection
Exporter, HTTP::Daemon, Log::Log4perl, perfSONAR_PS::Transport XML::XPath, perfSONAR_PS::Common, perfSONAR_PS::Messages
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Questions and comments can be directed to the author, or the mailing list. Bugs, feature requests, and improvements can be directed here:
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Aaron Brown, aaron@internet2.edu, Jason Zurawski, zurawski@internet2.edu
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