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TWebRequest Methods

The methods of the TWebRequest class are listed here.

 
Name 
Description 
 
Provides the abstract (pure virtual) prototype for a method to extract a date value from an indexed table of HTTP header variables. 
 
Provides the abstract (pure virtual) prototype for a method to extract an integer value from an indexed table of HTTP header variables. 
 
This is GetInternalPathInfo, a member of class TWebRequest. 
 
This is GetInternalScriptName, a member of class TWebRequest. 
 
Provides the abstract (pure virtual) prototype for a method to extract a string value from an indexed table of HTTP header variables. 
 
Provides the abstract prototype for a method to write a pure virtual method for updating the client method type. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Parses the Content property into its constituent fields. 
 
Parses the Cookie property into its constituent fields. 
 
This is the overview for the ExtractFields method overload. 
 
Parses the Query property into its constituent fields. 
 
Provides the abstract (pure virtual) prototype for a method that returns the value of the HTTP header variable specified by the Name parameter. 
 
Provides the abstract (pure virtual) prototype for a method to read from the HTTP request into a buffer. 
 
Provides the abstract (pure virtual) prototype for a method to read Count bytes from the HTTP request into a string. 
 
This is ReadUnicodeString, a member of class TWebRequest. 
 
Provides the abstract (pure virtual) prototype for a method to translate a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) into an internal representation of a location on the server. 
 
Provides the abstract (pure virtual) prototype for a method to write Count bytes from Buffer back to the HTTP client. 
 
Provides the abstract (pure virtual) prototype for a method to write an HTTP header string. 
 
Provides the abstract (pure virtual) prototype for a method to write the string AString back to the HTTP client. 
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