UI::Util::Http::SetCookie Class Reference

Handle "SetCookie" request header field values syntactically. More...

#include <Cookie.hpp>

Collaboration diagram for UI::Util::Http::SetCookie:

Public Member Functions
	SetCookie (HeaderField const &field)
	SetCookie (std::string const &name, std::string const &value="")
std::string	getLine (std::string const &prefix="", std::string const &expiresDefault="", std::string const &pathDefault="", std::string const &domainDefault="") const
	Composition.
Modifiers (set values).
SetCookie &	setName (std::string const &name)
SetCookie &	setValue (std::string const &value)
SetCookie &	setExpires (std::string const &expires="Tue, 01-Jan-1980 00:00:00 GMT")
SetCookie &	setExpires (time_t const timestamp)
SetCookie &	setPath (std::string const &path)
SetCookie &	setDomain (std::string const &domain)
SetCookie &	setSecure (bool const &secure=true)
SetCookie &	setLine (std::string const &line)
	This resets all values and sets the values in line.
Accessors.
std::string const &	getName () const
std::string const &	getValue () const
std::string const &	getExpires () const
std::string const &	getPath () const
std::string const &	getDomain () const

Detailed Description

Handle "SetCookie" request header field values syntactically.

Note

Wording line means a string in "SetCookie" header field value syntax ("NAME=a;expires=b;path=c;...") as described http://wp.netscape.com/newsref/std/cookie_spec.html .

Todo

Syntax integrity checks for setVALUE methods (expires, domain, path, ...).

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• Cookie.hpp
• Cookie.cpp