Constructor
Methods
Inherited Variables
Defined by HttpBase
Inherited Methods
Defined by HttpBase
dynamiconBytes(data:Bytes):Void
This method is called upon a successful request, with data
containing
the result String.
The intended usage is to bind it to a custom function:
httpInstance.onBytes = function(data) { // handle result }
dynamiconData(data:String):Void
This method is called upon a successful request, with data
containing
the result String.
The intended usage is to bind it to a custom function:
httpInstance.onData = function(data) { // handle result }
dynamiconError(msg:String):Void
This method is called upon a request error, with msg
containing the
error description.
The intended usage is to bind it to a custom function:
httpInstance.onError = function(msg) { // handle error }
dynamiconStatus(status:Int):Void
This method is called upon a Http status change, with status
being the
new status.
The intended usage is to bind it to a custom function:
httpInstance.onStatus = function(status) { // handle status }
setHeader(name:String, value:String):Void
Sets the header identified as header
to value value
.
If header
or value
are null, the result is unspecified.
This method provides a fluent interface.
setParameter(name:String, value:String):Void
Sets the parameter identified as param
to value value
.
If header
or value
are null, the result is unspecified.
This method provides a fluent interface.
setPostBytes(data:Null<Bytes>):Void
Sets the post data of this
Http request to data
bytes.
There can only be one post data per request. Subsequent calls to
this method or to setPostData()
overwrite the previously set value.
If data
is null, the post data is considered to be absent.
This method provides a fluent interface.
setPostData(data:Null<String>):Void
Sets the post data of this
Http request to data
string.
There can only be one post data per request. Subsequent calls to
this method or to setPostBytes()
overwrite the previously set value.
If data
is null, the post data is considered to be absent.
This method provides a fluent interface.