TSBHTTPKeepAlivePolicy type

TSBHTTPKeepAlivePolicy

Defines the ways TElHTTPSClient and its descendants can exploit keep-alives.

Declaration

[C#]
public enum TSBHTTPKeepAlivePolicy { kapStandardDefined = 0, kapPreferKeepAlive = 1, kapRelyOnServer = 2, kapKeepAlivesDisabled = 3 };

[VB.NET]
    Enum TSBHTTPKeepAlivePolicy
        kapStandardDefined = 0
        kapPreferKeepAlive = 1
        kapRelyOnServer = 2
        kapKeepAlivesDisabled = 3
    End Enum

[Pascal]
TSBHTTPKeepAlivePolicy = (kapStandardDefined, kapPreferKeepAlive, kapRelyOnServer, kapKeepAlivesDisabled);

[C++]
typedef uint8_t TSBHTTPKeepAlivePolicyRaw;
typedef enum { kapStandardDefined = 0, kapPreferKeepAlive = 1, kapRelyOnServer = 2, kapKeepAlivesDisabled = 3 } TSBHTTPKeepAlivePolicy;

[PHP]
    class TSBHTTPKeepAlivePolicy extends TSBBaseEnum {
        const kapStandardDefined = 0;
        const kapPreferKeepAlive = 1;
        const kapRelyOnServer = 2;
        const kapKeepAlivesDisabled = 3;
    }

[Java]
public enum TSBHTTPKeepAlivePolicy { kapStandardDefined, kapPreferKeepAlive, kapRelyOnServer, kapKeepAlivesDisabled }

Possible values:

[.NET] [C++]	[Pascal]	Description
kapStandardDefined = 0	kapStandardDefined	keep-alive preferences are dependent on the chosen and negotiated version of the HTTP protocol (1.0 or 1.1 or later).
kapPreferKeepAlive = 1	kapPreferKeepAlive	keep-alive is always requested.
kapRelyOnServer = 2	kapRelyOnServer	the client doesn't send the "Connection" header and allows the server to choose the mode.
kapKeepAlivesDisabled = 3	kapKeepAlivesDisabled	send the "Connection: Close" header and do not use keep-alives.

Declared in

.NET:

Namespace: SBHTTPSClient
Assembly: SecureBlackbox.HTTPClient

VCL:

Unit: SBHTTPSClient

Java:

Package: SecureBlackbox.HTTPClient.jar

C++:

sbhttpsclient.h

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