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 LIBRHTTPR(3)                   librhttpr 0.0                   LIBRHTTPR(3)
                                 01 17 2000



 NAME
      librhttpr - "http request-response" Library


 DESCRIPTION
      The http request-response Library provides a simple API to make http
      requests and get the responses.


 SYNOPSIS
      #include <librhttpr.h>


      REQUEST BUILDER ROUTINES

      t_httprq *rhttpr_init_rq();

      int rhttpr_raw2rqdata(t_httprq *rq,char *raw_data);

      int rhttpr_list2rqdata(t_httprq *rq,t_list *l);

      void rhttpr_rq_set_proxy(t_httprq *rq,char *proxy);

      void rhttpr_rq_set_proxy_port(t_httprq *rq,int port);

      void rhttpr_rq_set_proxy_user(t_httprq *rq,char *user);

      void rhttpr_rq_set_proxy_passwd(t_httprq *rq,char *passwd);

      void rhttpr_rq_set_user_agent(t_httprq *rq,char *user_agent);

      void rhttpr_rq_set_host(t_httprq *rq,char *host);

      void rhttpr_rq_set_port(t_httprq *rq,int port);

      void rhttpr_rq_set_referer(t_httprq *rq,char *referer);

      void rhttpr_rq_set_cookie(t_httprq *rq,char *cookie);

      void rhttpr_rq_set_method(t_httprq *rq,int method);

      void rhttpr_rq_set_action(t_httprq *rq,char *action);

      void rhttpr_rq_set_contentype(t_httprq *rq,char *contentype);

      t_httprs *rhttpr_mk_rq(t_httprq *rq);


      REPONSE DEALING ROUTINES

      char *rhttpr_rs_get_version(t_httprs *rs);



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      int rhttpr_rs_get_val_ret(t_httprs *rs);

      char *rhttpr_rs_get_msg_ret(t_httprs *rs);

      int rhttpr_rs_get_con_len(t_httprs *rs);

      char *rhttpr_rs_get_con_typ(t_httprs *rs);

      char *rhttpr_rs_get_server(t_httprs *rs);

      char *rhttpr_rs_get_date(t_httprs *rs);

      char *rhttpr_rs_get_last_modif(t_httprs *rs);

      char *rhttpr_rs_get_data(t_httprs *rs);

      int rhttpr_rs_get_next_field(t_httprs *rs,char **name,char **val);

      DESTROY STRUCTURE ROUTINES

      void rhttpr_free_rq(t_httprq *rq);

      void rhttpr_free_rs(t_httprs *rs);


 STRUCTURE CONTENT
      typedef struct  s_rhttprq {
        char          *proxy;
        int           proxy_port;
        char          *proxy_user;
        char          *proxy_passwd;
        char          *user_agent;
        char          *host;
        int           port;
        int           method;
        char          *referer;
        char          *cookie;
        char          *action;
        char          *data;
        int           data_len;
        char          *auth_string;
        char          *contentype; }               t_httprq;

      typedef struct  s_list {
        struct s_list *next;
        char         *name;
        char          *val; }         t_list;

      typedef struct  s_httprs {
        char          *version;
        int           val_ret;



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        char          *msg_ret;
        int           content_length;
        char          *content_type;
        char          *server;
        char          *date;
        char          *last_modif;
        char          *data;
        t_list        *fl;
        t_list        *cur; }               t_httprs;


 REQUEST BUILDER ROUTINES
      rhttpr_init_rq() returns a allocated pointer to the request structure
      and sets some fields to default values:

      field          default value user_agent:    flav/0.0
      host:          www.epita.fr port:          80 proxy_port:    3128
      method:        GET

      rhttpr_raw2rqdata() permits the users to fill the field "data" in the
      structure rq (SEE SECTION: STRUCTURE CONTENT). It also sets the
      "data_len" field with the "data" length. This function copies the
      exact data in the structure.

      rhttpr_list2rqdata() permits the users to fill the field "data" in the
      structure rq (SEE SECTION: STRUCTURE CONTENT). It also sets "data_len"
      field with the "data" length. This function takes a list and
      url_encode each part of the list to create the "data" string.

      rhttpr_rq_set_proxy() fills the field "proxy" which is the name of
      proxy server.

      rhttpr_rq_set_proxy_port() fills the field "proxy_port" which is the
      port number of proxy service.

      rhttpr_rq_set_proxy_user() allows to set the proxy user name.

      rhttpr_rq_set_proxy_passwd() allows to set the proxy passwd for the
      user.

      rhttpr_rq_set_user_agent() allows to set the "user agent" field, by
      default user agent is "flav/0.0".

      rhttpr_rq_set_host() allows to set the "host" field, by default host
      is "www.epita.fr".

      rhttpr_rq_set_port() allows to set the "port" field, by default port
      is 80.

      rhttpr_rq_set_referer() allows to set the "referer" field, by default
      referer is null. If referer is not set, it is not include in the



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      request.

      rhttpr_rq_set_cookie() allows to set the "cookie" field, by default
      cookie is null. If cookie is not set, it is not include in the
      request.

      rhttpr_rq_set_method() allows to set the method for the request, by
      default the method is GET. The method is coded by an integer:




      Code           method 0         GET 1         POST 2         HEAD

      Only those methods are implemented at the moment.

      rhttpr_rq_set_action() allows to set the "action" field, by default
      action is null.

      rhttpr_rq_set_contentype() allows to set the "contentype" field.

      rhttpr_mk_rq() makes the connection to the host or to the proxy server
      and makes the request, returns a allocated pointer in a rs filled
      structure (SEE SECTION: STRUCTURE CONTENT). mk_rq returns a null
      pointer if connection failed.



 REPONSE DEALING ROUTINES
      The rhttpr_rs_get_XXX() functions permit the user to get from the rs
      structure differents parts of the reponse.

      rhttpr_rs_get_version() allows to get the version.

      rhttpr_rs_get_val_ret() allows to get the return code value.

      rhttpr_rs_get_msg_ret() allows to get the return message.

      rhttpr_rs_get_con_len() allows to get the content lenght of the data
      reponse.

      rhttpr_rs_get_con_typ() allows to get the content type of the data
      reponse.

      rhttpr_rs_get_server() allows to get the server.

      rhttpr_rs_get_date() allows to get the date of the reponse.

      rhttpr_rs_get_last_modif allows to get the last modification date of
      the reponse.




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      rhttpr_rs_get_data() allows to get the data of the reponse.

      rhttpr_rs_get_next_field() gets the name and the value in a t_list
      structure. It returns 0 if it is the end of the list else it returns 1
      and fill the parameters "name" and "val".



 DESTROY STRUCTURE ROUTINES
      rhttpr_free_rq() frees every field in the rq structure and frees the
      pointer to the rq structure.

      rhttpr_free_rs() frees every field in the rs structure and frees the
      pointer to the rs structure.




 RFC
      RFC-1945, RFC-2068


 AUTHOR
      flav <flav@epita.fr> See the online web reference manual for
      additional contributers.  The current version is always available:
           http://www.epita.fr/~flav/rhttpr/ or
           http://www.epita.fr/~lse/misc/librhttpr

      Please send bug reports to flav@epita.fr.

























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