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TIdHTTPResponseInfo Members

Members exposed by TIdHTTPResponseInfo.

Methods
Method 
Description 
Closes an HTTP session and removes the session cookie. 
 
Updates the location for an HTTP response. 
 
 
 
Generates the HTTP response content. 
Generates headers for the HTTP response. 
Resets response header properties to their default values. 
Resets properties to their default empty values. 
Constructors
Constructor 
Description 
Constructor for the object instance. 
Destructors
Destructor 
Description 
Frees the object instance. 
Property 
Description 
Represent the value for the HTTP Accept-Ranges header from an HTTP response. 
Identifies the authentication and encryption for the HTTP response. 
Specifies the HTTP Cache-Control general message header directives. 
Indicates if the HTTP response should contain a close connection header. 
Indicates that the connection will be closed after a response. 
Indicates transformations applied to the content of an entity. 
Identifies the preferred language for the contents of an entity. 
Indicates the size of an entity body. 
Identifies the upper byte range in a partial request. 
Represents the entity size for a content range request. 
Identifies the beginning byte range in a partial request. 
Specifies the stream that contains the content data. 
Specifies the content for the HTTP response. 
Indicates the type, subtype, and attribute parameters for data in an entity body. 
Identifies the version tag associated with a server resource. 
Identifies Cookies for the HTTP response. 
Represents custom headers names and values for the HTTP message. 
Date 
Indicates the origin date and time for an HTTP message. 
Represents the timestamp when an entity is considered stale. 
Indicates if the object instance can free its ContentStream
Indicates if a value has been assigned to ContentLength in the entity headers. 
 
 
Indicates that headers have been written in the HTTP response. 
Server generating the HTTP response. 
Indicates the date and time a server resource was modified. 
Redirects the user agent to a new location for a requested resource. 
Represents HTTP server directives in a client request. 
Represents Proxy Authentication headers and values for a connection. 
Indicates the action to perform for a proxied connection after an HTTP response. 
Contains message header names and values in their original form. 
Numeric response code for the HTTP response. 
Represents the text for the response message. 
Identifies the software used on the server. 
Identifies the server software used to generate the HTTP response. 
Represents the session for the HTTP response. 
Identifies authentication schemes and parameters for a server realm. 
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