VRS::HttpResponse Class Reference

#include <vrs/qt3/httpserver/httpresponse.h>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	HttpResponse (QSocket *socket)
void	setStatusLine (int code, const QString &text, int majorVer=1, int minorVer=1)
void	setContentType (const QString &type)
void	setContentLength (int len)
HttpResponseHeader &	header ()
void	writeHeader ()
	Must be called before calling textStream() or dataStream().
QTextStream &	textStream ()
QDataStream &	dataStream ()
bool	isHeaderWritten () const

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

VRS::HttpResponse::HttpResponse

(

QSocket *

socket

)

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Member Function Documentation

void VRS::HttpResponse::setStatusLine	(	int	code,
		const QString &	text,
		int	majorVer = 1,
		int	minorVer = 1
	)

void VRS::HttpResponse::setContentType

(

const QString &

type

)

void VRS::HttpResponse::setContentLength

(

int

len

)

HttpResponseHeader& VRS::HttpResponse::header

(

)

void VRS::HttpResponse::writeHeader

(

)

Must be called before calling textStream() or dataStream().

QTextStream& VRS::HttpResponse::textStream

(

)

Note: If you use your own variable to store the QTextStream object, you MUST hold it as a reference (note the & ):

QTextStream& stream = response.textStream() stream << "my text";

Otherwise you can also use the method directly:

response.textStream() << "myText";

QDataStream& VRS::HttpResponse::dataStream

(

)

Note: If you use your own variable to store the QDataStream object, you MUST hold it as a reference (note the & ):

QTextStream& stream = response.dataStream() stream << binaryData;

Otherwise you can also use the method directly:

response.dataStream() << binaryData;

bool VRS::HttpResponse::isHeaderWritten

(

)

const

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

• httpresponse.h