python.libgpac.libgpac.HTTPOutRequest Class Reference

HTTP request handler object. More...

Public Member Functions
def	__init__ (self)
	Constructor. More...
def	throttle (self, done, total)
	throttle the connection - if not overriden by subclass, not used More...
def	read (self, buf, size)
	read data for the request - if not overriden by subclass, not used More...
def	write (self, buf, size)
	write data for the request (PUT/POST) - if not overriden by subclass, not used More...
def	close (self, reason)
	close callback for the request - if not overriden by subclass, not used More...
def	on_request (self, method, url, auth_code, headers)
	callback for the request - this shoulld be overriden by subclass, default behaviour being to delegate to GPAC More...
def	send (self)
	Send the reply to the client. More...

Data Fields
	reply
	reply code A reply code of 0 means httpout will serve the resource as usual More...
	body
	reply body More...
	headers_out
	list of headers to add even values are header names, odd values are header values More...

Detailed Description

HTTP request handler object.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__init__()

def python.libgpac.libgpac.HTTPOutRequest.__init__

(

self

)

Constructor.

Member Function Documentation

throttle()

def python.libgpac.libgpac.HTTPOutRequest.throttle	(		self,
			done,
			total
	)

throttle the connection - if not overriden by subclass, not used

Parameters

done	amount of bytes of ressource sent
total	total size of ressource

Returns

a timeout in microseconds, or 0 to process immediately

read()

def python.libgpac.libgpac.HTTPOutRequest.read	(		self,
			buf,
			size
	)

read data for the request - if not overriden by subclass, not used

Parameters

buf	NP array (or c_ubyte pointer if no numpy support) to write data to
size	size of array to fill

Returns

amount of bytes read, negative value means no data available yet, 0 means end of file

write()

def python.libgpac.libgpac.HTTPOutRequest.write	(		self,
			buf,
			size
	)

write data for the request (PUT/POST) - if not overriden by subclass, not used

Parameters

buf	NP array (or c_ubyte pointer if no numpy support) containing data from client
size	number of valid bytes in the array

Returns

close()

def python.libgpac.libgpac.HTTPOutRequest.close	(		self,
			reason
	)

close callback for the request - if not overriden by subclass, not used

Parameters

reason

GPAC error code of the end of session. If 1 (GF_EOS), the session is ended but underlying network is kept alive, otherwise session is destroyed

Returns

on_request()

def python.libgpac.libgpac.HTTPOutRequest.on_request	(		self,
			method,
			url,
			auth_code,
			headers
	)

callback for the request - this shoulld be overriden by subclass, default behaviour being to delegate to GPAC

Parameters

method	HTTP method used, as string
url	URL of the HTTP request
auth_code	Authentication reply code - requests are pre-identified using GPAC credentials: a value of 401 indicates no identification, 200 indicates identification OK, 403 indicates failure
headers	list of headers of input request, even values are header names, odd values are header values

Returns

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send()

def python.libgpac.libgpac.HTTPOutRequest.send

(

self

)

Send the reply to the client.

This can be called aither upon on_request or later (asynchronously)

Returns

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Field Documentation

reply

python.libgpac.libgpac.HTTPOutRequest.reply

reply code A reply code of 0 means httpout will serve the resource as usual

body

python.libgpac.libgpac.HTTPOutRequest.body

reply body

• if reply is 0, this can be set to a file path to serve. If not set, usual URL resolving of httpout is done
• if reply is not 0, this can be set to a string containing the body. To deliver a binary file or a large file, use read function

headers_out

python.libgpac.libgpac.HTTPOutRequest.headers_out

list of headers to add even values are header names, odd values are header values