process::http::OK Struct Reference

#include <http.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for process::http::OK:

Public Member Functions
	OK ()
	OK (const char *body)
	OK (std::string body)
	OK (std::string body, const std::string &contentType)
	OK (const JSON::Value &value, const Option< std::string > &jsonp=None())
	OK (JSON::Proxy &&value, const Option< std::string > &jsonp=None())
Public Member Functions inherited from process::http::Response
	Response ()
	Response (uint16_t _code)
	Response (std::string _body, uint16_t _code, const std::string &contentType="text/plain; charset=utf-8")

Additional Inherited Members
Public Types inherited from process::http::Response
enum	{ NONE, BODY, PATH, PIPE }
Public Attributes inherited from process::http::Response
std::string	status
Headers	headers
enum process::http::Response:: { ... }	type
std::string	body
std::string	path
Option< Pipe::Reader >	reader
uint16_t	code

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

process::http::OK::OK ( )

inline

process::http::OK::OK ( const char *  body )

inlineexplicit

process::http::OK::OK ( std::string  body )

inlineexplicit

process::http::OK::OK ( std::string  body, const std::string &  contentType  )

inlineexplicit

process::http::OK::OK	(	const JSON::Value &	value,
		const Option< std::string > &	jsonp = None()
	)

process::http::OK::OK	(	JSON::Proxy &&	value,
		const Option< std::string > &	jsonp = None()
	)

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

• 3rdparty/libprocess/include/process/http.hpp