Implements an HTTP client.
IdHTTP.pas contains Classes, Types, Procedures, and Functions needed to define and implement an Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) client, as described in the Internet Standards documents:
RFC 1945 - Hypertext Transfer Protocol version 1.0 [HTTP/1.0]
RFC 2109 - HTTP State Management Mechanism
RFC 2616 - Hypertext Transfer Protocol version 1.1 [HTTP/1.1]
RFC 2965 - HTTP State Management Mechanism
Class |
Description |
Exception raised during processing of a HTTP response. | |
Exception raised for an invalid protocol in the URL for a HTTP request. | |
Specifies an HTTP client implementation. | |
Implements an HTTP client. | |
Implements a HTTP protocol handler for connection and request/response processing. | |
Provides access to headers and properties for an HTTP request. | |
Provides access to headers and properties for an HTTP response. |
Constant |
Description |
Represents the Connect method in an HTTP request. | |
Represents the Delete method in an HTTP request. | |
Represents the GET method in an HTTP request. | |
Represents the HEAD method in an HTTP request. | |
Represents the OPTIONS method in an HTTP request. | |
Represents the POST method in an HTTP request. | |
Represents the PUT method in an HTTP request. | |
Represents the TRACE method in an HTTP request. | |
Default value for the TIdHTTP.HandleRedirects property. | |
Default value for the MaxAuthRetries property. | |
Default value for the TIdHTTP.MaxHeaderLines property. | |
Default value for the TIdHTTP.ProtocolVersion property. | |
Default value for the TIdHTTP.RedirectMax property. |
Enumeration |
Description |
Indicates the host and transport used for a HTTP connection. | |
Represents HTTP protocol options available for use with an HTTP client. | |
Represents the HTTP Protocol version for a request. | |
Identifies the next action required after a request/response protocl exchange. |
Type |
Description |
Represents the HTTP Method for a request. | |
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Event type triggered for a HTTP redirection request. | |
Represents the set of HTTP options used for an HTTP client. | |
Event signalled when authentication is required for an HTTP request. | |
Event type signalled when an HTTP client selects an authentication mechanism. |
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